Experience the joy of raising chicks from the comfort of your home!
Live in a subdivision with HOAs, but still want a farm experience? Or are you interested in raising chicks but don’t want the commitment of a backyard flock? We have the perfect solution for you!
Be the farmer for 3 weeks with our chick fostering program! Our story started with 5 chicks and we want to share that experience with you! We’ll provide you with 5 chicks and everything you need to raise them. You’ll keep your chicks in a brooder box which takes up very little space, and is kept in doors. After three weeks, bring them back to the farm and watch them grow on our social media platforms!
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
5 chicks, a brooder (the container you raise the chicks in), wood chips, feeder, waterer, heat lamp, 3-week supply of WHF premium chick feed, an instructional “how to” video, and tons of laughs and life lessons for you and your loved ones!
Feel free to reach out with any questions you have!
*Limit: 5 chicks per brooder*
COST:
$165.00
Includes $25.00 equipment rental deposit
*ALL TRANSACTIONS/DATES/TIMES ARE FINAL*
Chicks and equipment are pre-purchased according to your order. For this reason, your purchase can not be refunded, but you’re more than welcome to transfer your reservation to a friend. Our farm runs on a tight schedule. Please make sure you (or a representative) are available for the listed pick-up/drop off times before purchasing. A $25 dollar fee is applied to pick up and/or drop off times outside of the posted hours.
DATE & TIME:
Date: Saturday, April 6th, 2024 - Saturday April 27th, 2024.
April 6th, 2024
Pick up your chicks and equipment anytime 11:00am-1:00pm
April 27, 2024
Drop off chicks and return equipment between 9:00am-11:00am.
What if a chick passes away?
Brooding chicks teaches lessons in responsibility, work ethic, and empathy. While we will do our best to only provide you with healthy chicks, there is a possibility that some will not make it. On average, one in every ten chicks do not survive their first three weeks of life. Losing a chick teaches us that death is a part of life and that each day we have is a gift. We will not hold you at fault for chicks that do not survive.
