Where to Score Locally Grown Turkeys in Arizona
Arizona has several farmers and meat markets that are prepared to help you celebrate and create an exquisite locally sourced holiday meal! The following are some options for locally grown and raised turkeys and other meat products. BUT pre-order your turkey early since there is limited quality, and they do go fast!
CPR Meats in Willcox: Order your holiday turkey online from Chiricahua Pasture Raised Meats, a small family farm owned by Josh & Tara Koehn located in the Sulfur Springs Valley of Southeastern Arizona.
The Meat Market: The Meat Market is currently taking pre-orders for Fresh Pasture-Raised Turkeys, Dry Aged Heritage Angus Prime Rib Roasts, and Tenderloin Roasts this holiday season.
Ridgeview Farms: The Paulden, AZ-based farm sells poultry products at the Prescott Farmers Market. Contact them directly to check availability and to place your turkey order.
JH Grassfed: JH Grass Fed Beef located in Cave Creek has collaborated with Ridgeview Farms to provide quality natural chicken and turkey.
Black Ranch AZ: Limited run of organic, soy-free, pasture-raised poultry, turkey, and pork from a small family farm located in Williams, AZ. Contact them directly to check availability and to place your turkey order.
Moon River Beef: Currently has a limited supply of local grown turkeys. Order soon before they sell out!
Gallery of Food: Order your humanely raised turkey from Arizona-based Top Knot Farms or Red Bird from this Bodega located in Tucson, AZ.
Want a more hands off approach this Thanksgiving? Let these local restaurants & food businesses cook for you!
Whether you’re tasked with bringing a side dish, short on time and would rather not cook an elaborate Thanksgiving feast, or just looking to bring new flavors to the Thanksgiving table, these local restaurants and food businesses are ready to serve up the tastiest dishes for you and your guests.
Support Local This Holiday Season
If you’re planning to create traditional, or un-traditional holiday meals and spreads, we highly encourage you to support our local food growers and producers this year. Fresher, seasonal produce and meats, locally made cheese and bread, spreads and dips made from local food artisan, not only reduce your carbon footprint but helps support our local food economy - securing it for future generations. Plus, your taste buds will thank you!
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