Passionate about heritage breed farming

We are passionate about heritage breed farming and the reintroduction of heritage breed meat back into our diets.

At Pasture Expectations, we believe that the meat we eat should be raised with respect and the acknowledgement that these animals sustain our families. Their health is our health and our goal is to raise the finest tasting poultry and pork in the Pacific Northwest; raised exclusively on 20 acres of pasture and forage.

Two curious chickens perching at Pasture Expectations Farm

We have a huge heart for farming and community

. . . and strive to be a source of education for all of those who want to better understand how truly good food gets to your table. We hope you'll want to take part in learning how your food is carefully raised, humanely processed, and why these things bring better health and a deeper respect for the animals that feed us.

A basket filled with chicken eggs

Farm Fresh Eggs - Out of Stock

We’re thinning out our flock in preparation for spring projects, so we’re not currently able to supply eggs. We’ll holler atcha on social next spring when they become available again.

In the meantime, mash that button below to read more about our egg layers!

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We’re Connected! High-Speed, Low-Latency Satellite Internet on the Farm
We’re Connected! High-Speed, Low-Latency Satellite Internet on the Farm

When I first moved out to the farm two years ago, Jen warned me. “I know you’re online a lot, so I got internet (rhymes with Blues Net) but it’s not very fast,” she told me. “Unfortunately it’s the only service I could get at our location.”

What Am I Doing Here?
What Am I Doing Here?

I know I am not alone in asking myself this question. Anyone who breathes air has asked themselves this any number of times throughout the various stages of their lives but lately I’ve been asking myself this not as the great existential question, but as a bit of a mental house cleaning and preparatory question for the start of a new and fresh year.

Should Eggs Be a Seasonal Ingredient?
Should Eggs Be a Seasonal Ingredient?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably noticed people care more and more about eating healthier, and fostering food systems that are ethical and sustainable. With the rise in popularity of farmers markets and local CSAs, it’s easy to recognize and adopt the benefits of eating foods when they’re “in season.”

Tales From the Farm

“When you work for Mother Nature, you get paid by Father Time.”

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