Processing Birds with Us

Processing Birds with Us

Pricing

Whole Bird Processing

  • Cornish Cross / Freedom Rangers
    - $6.50 per bird (1–49 birds)
    - $6.00 per bird (50+ birds)
  • Hens / Roosters
    - $7.50 per bird (1–49 birds)
    - $7.00 per bird (50+ birds)
  • Turkeys
    - $16 per bird (0–20 lbs)
    - $20 per bird (21+ lbs or more)

Add-On Options

  • Necks, Feet, Liver, Heart, Gizzards: $0.20 per bird

What’s Included

  • Scalding
  • Plucking
  • Eviscerating
  • Shrink-Wrapping
  • Basic Labeling (Safe handling instructions, packed-on date, net weight, our address, ODA license number)

Shrink-Wrapped Packaging

Shrink-wrapping is part of the whole bird processing price. Each packaged bird comes with standard labels to ensure safe handling and clear product details.

Our Process: Grounded in Balance

We compost waste to create nutrient-rich fertilizer, helping keep our soil and your birds healthy. It’s not just about processing your poultry—it’s about stewardship and responsibility to our land and community.

Important Notes

  • Clean & Healthy Birds Only: We reserve the right to refuse birds that do not meet our health standards.
  • Whole Birds Only: We currently do not offer cut-up services.
  • In-State Resale: As per our ODA license, processed birds must remain within Oregon state lines if resold.

Ready to Book Your Appointment?

We’re here to make scheduling easy. Fill out our quick intake form, and we’ll confirm your appointment as soon as possible.

 

Pro Tips for a Smoother Experience

  • Drop-Off Preparation: Arrive on time and ensure your birds are calm and caged for minimal stress.
  • Pick-Up: We’ll let you know when your birds are ready. Please plan to pick them up promptly.
  • Storing Your Birds: Keep them refrigerated or frozen as soon as possible after pickup to maintain freshness.

Questions?

Check out our FAQ for more details, or Contact Us if you have any special requests or concerns. We’re happy to help!

 

Compost Casa 2026 Projects

  • 2026 Watershed Field Day

    Funded by Tillamook.

    2026 Watershed Field Day is back again! Bringing rural students together for a hands on learning experience focused on soil, water, agriculture and land stewardship in Morrow County. With support from Tillamook the event had locally sourced food and included local partners as well. The 2026 program included collaboration with Oregon State University Extension, Oregon Fish & Wildlife, Morrow County Soil & Water Conservation District, Ione High School & Neiffer Ranch

  • Waste Isn't Waste: School to Soil Project

    Funded by the Wildhorse Foundation.

    Compost Casa is expanding its hands-on education and composting capacity in 2026 through the addition of a commercial paper shredder and a mini skid steer, made possible by funding from the Wildhorse Foundation. The paper shredder is located at a local school and allows students and staff to transform paper waste into carbon-rich compost materials, demonstrating how everyday waste can be repurposed into valuable soil inputs. The mini skid steer provides the ability to move compost materials, manage bedding systems and maintain the demonstration site increasing both efficiency and learning opportunities for participants.

    Together, this equipment strengthens Compost Casa's closed loop ag model - turning waste into resources while giving students direct experience with real world tools used in ag and land stewardship.

  • Nutrient Cycling Demonstration Site

    We are developing a pilot demonstration area that shows how small farms can convert agricultural by-products into valuable soil nutrients.

    The site integrates compost windrows, manure inoculation, vegetative buffers and tree plantings to protect water resources while building soil health.

    The project will serve as a hands-on learning space for those interested in practical ag solutions.

    Phase 1 development is underway in 2026, with additional infrastructure planned pending funding support.