Gap Road Poultry Farm

Nestled in the verdant heartland of Southland Region, where rolling hills meet azure skies, lies a sanctuary for feathered friends: Gap Road Poultry Farm. Established decades ago by our humble founding family, this haven has been cultivating the heart and soul of poultry farming in this charming corner of New Zealand. As you meander down the rustic, sun-dappled path that leads to our farm, the cacophony of clucks and coos greets your ears, heralding the thriving community within. Our love for all things feathered began with humble beginnings, a handful of chicks in an old barn, and has since blossomed into a sprawling poultry utopia. Today, our farm is home to a diverse flock, from the elegant grace of hens and turkeys to the playful antics of ducks and roosters. Our philosophy is simple: nurture our precious feathered friends with care and compassion, while providing them with the best living conditions possible. We believe that every chicken, turkey, duck, and rooster deserves a happy, healthy life. Our commitment to their well-being extends beyond their daily needs, as we continually invest in state-of-the-art facilities and sustainable farming practices to ensure their comfort and happiness. At Gap Road Poultry Farm, our mission is not just about raising poultry; it's about fostering a deep connection between our community, our farm, and the food on our tables. We take immense pride in sourcing only the finest quality feed for our beloved flock, carefully selected to support their health and well-being. This dedication to quality extends to our products as well, ensuring that every piece of meat we sell is of the highest caliber. Visiting Gap Road Poultry Farm is an experience like no other – a chance to witness firsthand the love, care, and devotion that goes into raising our feathered friends. From the moment you step onto our farm, you'll feel the warmth of our community, the heartbeat of our poultry, and the pride we take in our work. So come and join us on this journey, as we continue to cultivate a better future for poultry farming – one cluck, coo, and quack at a time.