Joe's Farm

Joe's Farm Joe's Farm is a small family farm producing high-quality food in a way that is good for our customers. Joe's Farm is owned and operated by Joe Koopsen.

Joe started the farm when he was just 15 years old. Not coming from a farming background, Joe had to learn everything through experience and research. Joe is now married with two boys they are raising right on the farm. Farm Store:

Located at 53323 Pulver Road Three Rivers, MI 49093
Our self-serve farm store is open 7 days a week from 8am-8pm and is located in our older looking barn on your righ

t when you pull in. We currently have our pasture raised Chicken and Beef (many different cuts), pasture raised eggs, pasture raised Pork (many different cuts) syrup and local honey. We are always adding more products so be sure to check back or message for our latest information. Online:

We sell online with regional shipping available. Visit our website and enter your zipcode to see if we can deliver to your address. Visit joesfarm.us for more information. Farm News:

Want to stay up to date on everything happening here at Joe's Farm? Join our weekly farm news email! Visit joesfarm.us to sign up and we will send a code for a discount on your first order as our way of saying thank you! About our Livestock

Chicken

We raise our meat chickens outside where they are free to eat grass, bugs and worms. All our birds are moved daily to fresh pasture. They are also fed feed that is antibiotic and hormone free. Our chicken is available at our farm stand or online (with regionally shipping available) at joesfarm.us

Eggs

Our hens free range outside in our mobile coops. They are moved daily to fresh pasture. Are hens are happy and lay extremely beautiful eggs with thick, orange, delicious yokes! We use non-GMO feed along with their diet of grass, bugs, worms, and produce scraps. Beef

All our beef is raised on pasture and moved daily. It is grass-fed, grass-finished for the highest quality meat. We never use any hormones or antibiotics. Our beef is sold annually in bulk (quarter, half and whole) or in various cuts at our farm store. Want to know more or shop our products? Follow us:

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Here is a list of stores that carry our eggs:

Joe's Farm (our on farm market) - 53323 Pulver Road, Three Rivers, MI
Bullseye Marketplace - 350 Johnnycake Lane, Three Rivers, MI
Harding's Marketplace - 139 N. Grand St., Schoolcraft, MI
Harding's Marketplace - 6330 S. Westnedge, Portage, MI
People's Food Co-op - 507 Harrison St, Kalamazoo, MI
The Victorian Bakery - 512 N Park St ste b, Kalamazoo, MI
Empoli Pasta A Mano - 2325 W North Ave, Chicago, IL

05/18/2026

I little behind the scenes!

05/14/2026

At 3 weeks old our birds come out of the brooder and spend the rest of their lives (3-4 weeks) on fresh pasture! Fresh air, sunshine, clean grass, bugs, warms, and seeds! What more could a chicken want?

04/06/2026

‼️REAL PASTURE RAISED‼️

Our hens have great access to a window that shows them really lush green pastures! 🐔🪟🌱These hens couldn't have a better ...
04/01/2026

Our hens have great access to a window that shows them really lush green pastures! 🐔🪟🌱

These hens couldn't have a better life (except for maybe being raised in mobile chicken coops…)!

‼️WE FINALLY DID IT‼️Against all odds and biology, we now offer 100% grass fed chicken! They may have been designed to b...
04/01/2026

‼️WE FINALLY DID IT‼️

Against all odds and biology, we now offer 100% grass fed chicken!

They may have been designed to be Monogastricbut we have successfully turned them into Ruminant!

Texas heat is just too hot for us! We decided to do a 180 and are now rotating penguins to fresh ice every day in Antarc...
04/01/2026

Texas heat is just too hot for us! We decided to do a 180 and are now rotating penguins to fresh ice every day in Antarctica!

Keep an eye out in your local grocery store for our penguin eggs and meat!

5 LIES most people believe about Pasture Poultry:1. Pasture-raised means birds are actually on pasture.While I wish this...
03/10/2026

5 LIES most people believe about Pasture Poultry:

1. Pasture-raised means birds are actually on pasture.
While I wish this were true, it often isn’t. The vast majority of chicken meat and eggs sold in the U.S. with a “pasture-raised” label only require limited access to the outdoors. There’s no requirement that birds actually go outside, or that what they go out to is grass rather than a moonscape dirt lot.

2. An orange yolk means a healthier egg.
Once upon a time, this had some truth to it. Darker yolks usually meant hens were outside foraging on grass, seeds, and bugs. Today, many commercial operations add marigold extract to the feed to darken yolks. In some cases, the yolks end up far darker than what you would naturally get from hens on pasture.

3. Third-party certifications always mean something.
Don’t get me wrong, some certifications have ok standards and some oversight. But the truth is, the majority don’t mean much. More often than not, certifications can act as a marketing layer over poor growing practices.

4. “Fresh” meat is actually fresh.
I remember when I first learned that “fresh” meat could be frozen, then “slacked” (industry term for thawed) and sold as fresh chicken, beef, or pork. The truth is, the “fresh” chicken you’re eating could be months old, thawed, and then sold as fresh. I don’t necessarily have a problem with the practice, but most consumers don’t realize it happens.

5. Pasture-raised chicken can’t feed the world.
I disagree with that statement from a factual standpoint. There is plenty of land in the U.S. to raise chickens on pasture and move them daily. In fact, integrating poultry with crop farms can improve soil health and crop yields, not to mention all the wasted yards and desertified land that could benefit from a little chicken and cattle impact.

That said, I also like what my friend Will Harris says:
“I’m not trying to save the world, I’m trying to save White Oak Pastures.”
(I hope I got that close to right, Will!)

And there’s truth in that, too. As farmers, we don’t necessarily need to change the whole world, we need to improve our farms and the communities we have influence in.

When you come to our farm, you may think we are raising chickens out on pasture (you would be right, lol), but we are ra...
03/09/2026

When you come to our farm, you may think we are raising chickens out on pasture (you would be right, lol), but we are raising something even more important: the next generation!

I have no intentions of pressuring any of our kids to take over the farm one day, but rather to make the farm an option for them. This means the farm has to have a purpose, be financially stable, and have a place where they can use their God-given skills!

Chicken is awesome and important, but people, and children in particular, are immensely more important!

When you support our farm, you are also supporting the future of food for your kids!

03/07/2026

Moving chickens to fresh pasture is so beneficial to the health of the chicken, the environment, and the people who eat the chicken!

Do you think pasture raised chicken should be moved to fresh pasture regularly or can it come from a stationary barn?

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