But with the advent of factory farming creating genetically mutated turkeys cheap and quick for the table, those heritage breeds have faded away. As one of the last people to breed them ...

When turkey is the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving feast, you want to have enough for everyone at the table — and then some.

If you raise them to eat, you’ll have a much more wholesome and flavorful turkey than anything you could buy at the supermarket. Several of the old “heritage” breeds are still available ...

Other large-scale farms and smaller farms that raise their turkeys on pastures, with outdoor access, may see varying levels of mobility issues. Business Insider spoke with John Vesecky of Vesecky ...

STURGIS, S.D. – During the COVID-19 pandemic, disruptions in the food production supply chain and workforce sometimes led to empty grocery shelves, pushing some consumers to turn to locally ...

But with the advent of factory farming creating genetically mutated turkeys cheap and quick for the table, those heritage breeds have faded away. As one of the last people to breed them ...

Because the farming process is more efficient, modern turkey meat tends to be cheaper (albeit blander) than meat from heritage breeds, according to research from Penn State. But there may be some ...