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Raised by the Hale family at Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas, these chickens are moved to fresh pasture daily and supplemented with non-GMO, soy-free, and corn-free feed.

Each package includes two boneless chicken breasts.

Boneless chicken breast is an everyday cut for grilling, baking, pan-searing, salads, bowls, and simple family meals.

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Pasture and mobile poultry shelter at Windy Meadows Family Farm Pasture-raised chickens at Windy Meadows Family Farm
WINDY MEADOWS FAMILY FARM · CAMPBELL, TEXAS
BEHIND THE FOOD

Before the chicken,
there was a family.

In 2001, Mike and Connie Hale started Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas, because they wanted truly good chicken for their own family.

They were raising eight children on 42 acres, and the farm grew up alongside them. The children learned the work because it was part of everyday life. Today, many of them have returned as adults to help carry the farm forward.

What began with one family trying to raise better chicken for its own table became a farm feeding families well beyond their own.

THE WORK BEHIND IT

Good chicken begins
long before the kitchen.

Windy Meadows Family Farm raises its chickens on pasture in mobile shelters that are moved to fresh ground every day. That movement gives the birds new pasture to walk, scratch, and forage instead of spending their lives on the same patch of ground.

The chickens at Windy Meadows receive non-GMO, soy-free, and corn-free feed and are raised without antibiotics. What they find on pasture is part of the picture; so is what goes into the feeder.

Windy Meadows Family Farm processes its chickens on the farm in its own USDA-inspected poultry facility. The Hale family keeps that final step close, so the same operation that made the decisions about pasture and feed remains responsible through processing.

01 FRESH PASTURE DAILY MOBILE SHELTERS MOVED TO NEW GROUND
02 FEED NON-GMO · SOY-FREE · CORN-FREE
03 ON-FARM PROCESSING WINDY MEADOWS' USDA-INSPECTED FACILITY
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Pasture and mobile poultry shelter at Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas
BEHIND THE FOOD

Before the chicken, there was a family.

In 2001, Mike and Connie Hale started Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas, because they wanted truly good chicken for their own family.

They were raising eight children on 42 acres, and the farm grew up alongside them. The children learned the work because it was part of everyday life. Today, many of them have returned as adults to help carry the farm forward.

What began with one family trying to raise better chicken for its own table became a farm feeding families well beyond their own.

Pasture-raised chickens at Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas
THE WORK BEHIND IT

Good chicken begins long before the kitchen.

Windy Meadows Family Farm raises its chickens on pasture in mobile shelters that are moved to fresh ground every day. That movement gives the birds new pasture to walk, scratch, and forage instead of spending their lives on the same patch of ground.

The chickens at Windy Meadows receive non-GMO, soy-free, and corn-free feed and are raised without antibiotics. What they find on pasture is part of the picture; so is what goes into the feeder.

Windy Meadows Family Farm processes its chickens on the farm in its own USDA-inspected poultry facility. The Hale family keeps that final step close, so the same operation that made the decisions about pasture and feed remains responsible through processing.

01 FRESH PASTURE DAILY Mobile shelters moved to new ground
02 FEED Non-GMO · Soy-free · Corn-free
03 ON-FARM PROCESSING Windy Meadows' USDA-inspected facility
Mike and Connie Hale of Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE CHICKEN

Windy Meadows Family Farm

Mike + Connie Hale · Campbell, Texas

More than twenty years later, it is still family work.

The Hale children grew up with the farm around them. Today, many of them have returned as adults, helping care for the birds, work in processing, serve customers, and carry forward the farm Mike and Connie began.

That matters to us at ROCK because knowing the food means knowing more than the claims on a label. We know Mike and Connie. We know Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas. We know how their chickens are raised, what they are fed, how often the shelters are moved, and where the birds are processed.

There is a family on both sides of this food. The Hales raise it. Our families bring it home.

FAMILY-OPERATED SINCE 2001 · CAMPBELL, TEXAS
Know the farmer. Honor the food. Gather the family.
QUESTIONS FROM THE TABLE

Chicken breast,
answered.

What matters is knowing how the birds are raised, what they are fed, who is responsible for them, and what arrives in your package.

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PASTURE + MOVEMENT

How are Windy Meadows chickens raised?

Windy Meadows Family Farm raises its chickens on pasture in mobile shelters that are moved to fresh ground every day.

Moving the shelters daily gives the birds new ground to walk, scratch, and forage instead of keeping them on the same patch of pasture.

Pasture-raised, with mobile shelters moved to fresh ground daily.

Mobile poultry shelter on pasture at Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas
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FROM THEIR FARM

See Windy Meadows in action.

Step onto the farm and see how the Hale family raises and processes chicken at Windy Meadows Family Farm in Campbell, Texas.

Campbell, Texas Pasture-raised poultry Family-operated since 2001