At Mr. Joe’s, we believe that happy, healthy chickens produce the best eggs and meat. Our mountain-ranging system provides:

• Natural Foraging: The freedom to roam the mountainside, where they feed on a variety of natural plants, seeds, and insects, ensuring they get the diverse nutrition they need to thrive.
• Rich Mountain Nutrition: The unique environment of the West Virginia mountains enhances the health of our chickens, resulting in eggs and poultry with superior flavor and nutrition.
• Sustainability at Its Core: By allowing our chickens to forage naturally, we reduce the need for commercial feed and support the biodiversity of the local ecosystem.

Our farming practices aren’t just good for our chickens—they’re good for the environment, too. By utilizing the natural landscape, Mr. Joe’s Poultry & Eggs contributes to:

• Soil Enrichment: As our chickens forage, they naturally aerate the soil and add organic matter, which boosts the health and fertility of the land.
• Pest Control: Chickens feed on insects and pests, reducing the need for harmful chemicals and pesticides in the area.
• Sustainable Land Use: Our mountain-ranging system promotes sustainable farming by centering regenerative practices– all while producing high-quality food.

Mr. Joe’s Poultry & Eggs is more than just a farm—it’s a commitment to providing fresh, nutritious food to our community while respecting the land that sustains us. Our eggs and poultry are raised in a way that reflects our dedication to quality, sustainability, and the rich traditions of central Appalachia.

As a Black-owned business in the region, we are proud to contribute to the local economy and share the bounty of the mountains with our neighbors. Whether you’re buying our farm-fresh eggs or our pasture-raised poultry, you can trust that you’re getting the best of what Appalachia has to offer.

Experience the rich flavor and superior nutrition that come from chickens raised in their natural habitat. Mr. Joe’s Poultry & Eggs brings you a product that’s good for you, good for the chickens, and good for the environment.

Taste the difference today—proudly raised in the mountains of West Virginia.