Australia’s best chicken. Slow-Grown. Naturally.
Wellington, Dubbo, Orange and Mudgee locals can order Grassland Poultry here on our website and collect at their preferred location.
Grassland Poultry is available through a selection of specialty produce outlets & distributors in most states.
Australia’s best chicken starts with the best genetics. Grassland Poultry is an authorised grower of Sommerlad Heritage Chickens. This award-winning breed is the result of extensive development of heritage genetics. These birds will actively forage and are well-equipped to flourish in Australian conditions.
Grassland Poultry is ‘slow-grown’. The result is a better outcome for both our birds and our customers. Healthy, happy birds don’t need antibiotics or chemicals. Allowing these active birds to grow at a natural rate, gives them strong bones, healthy organs and ultimately, award-winning flavour.
Our farm, ‘Meramie’ is 1500 hectares, much of it is Box Gum grassy woodland, naturally ideal for poultry that like to roam, exercise and forage. Our chickens are bred, hatched, raised and processed on-farm; very rare for a pasture raised meat bird operation.
Shop Direct From the Farm
Collect from Wellington, Dubbo, Orange or Mudgee
“For us, this is more than just producing chicken meat; it’s about having access to healthy, ethically grown food that tastes great. We wanted to be able to eat well and have faith that a product is truly healthy and regenerative.”
Bryan & Kim Kiss – Grassland Poultry
Authorised grower of Sommerlad heritage chickens
Thanks to their heritage genetics, Sommerlad chickens are naturally slower-growing, have an instinct to actively forage and the ability to flourish in Australian conditions.
This award-winning chicken is highly sought-after for unparalleled texture, flavour and nutrient density.
PROOF certified
Pasture Raised On Open Fields (PROOF) certifies that all animals are born and raised outdoors with continuous and unconfined access to pasture throughout their life time. They are kept at a stocking intensity that will ensure forage is always available in a sustainably managed rotational grazing system.
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