Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults

Feast your eyes on the magnificent Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults from Valley Hatchery, a true titan of the poultry world! These formidable birds are a meat producer’s dream, known for their impressive size and remarkable ability to turn feed into a bountiful harvest of succulent meat. Gentle giants of the farm, Broad Breasted Bronze Turkeys are a wonder of efficiency. They have a knack for an exceptional feed-to-meat conversion rate, making them a top pick for family farms and homesteaders who prioritize a plentiful yield. While their considerable size is a marvel, it does bring its own set of quirks, especially in the realm of reproduction. To navigate this, artificial insemination is often employed, ensuring a thriving new generation of these bronze beauties. Rooted deep in North American soil, these birds are not just a feast for the eyes but a nod to traditional American farming. Recognized by the American Poultry Association, the Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey, though primarily raised for its generous meat, does have a shorter natural lifespan compared to its heritage counterparts, a small price to pay for its substantial contribution to your table. When it comes to size, these turkeys are nothing short of impressive. At 20 weeks, the males can reach a whopping 29 lbs (though we can’t guarantee weights), and the females are not far behind, averaging around 21 lbs. And let’s not forget their egg-laying abilities; while not prolific layers, these turkeys do grace us with a selection of large to extra-large off-white eggs annually. Looking to elevate your farm’s poultry game? The Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults from Valley Hatchery are your go-to choice. Perfect for those seeking robust, efficient, and sizable birds for top-notch meat production, these turkeys are more than just poultry; they’re a statement of quality and abundance. Embrace the power and majesty of Broad Breasted Bronze Turkeys and watch as they transform your homestead into a haven of productivity and pride. Learn more about this breed, watch this video by ‘Livestock Breeds’: