IT IS TURKEY TIME!
Diemand Farm Turkey Pre-Orders are officially open. As of this very moment, you have been granted the opportunity to reserve one of these coveted beauties for your Thanksgiving Dinner. Please be aware that we are allotted a mere 41 TURKEYS to sell this year. Once they’re spoken for, that’s it! Get your orders in by Noon on Friday, October 30th.
WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT THESE BIRDS?
Diemand Farm Turkeys are Pasture Raised, Antibiotic Free, Locally Raised on Natural Grain and Fresh Water without the use of Hormones. Every turkey is inspected by the DIEMAND GRANDMAS, so you can prepare and serve your Thanksgiving Turkey with total confidence. (Please note: because these natural birds are hand processed and not sent through a huge factory and homogenized into a mega-mart, you may notice indications that you are preparing and consuming a freshly raised animal. Rest assured, the Diemand Grandmas will not let you down. If you have any questions about your bird, simply reach out and we’ll answer!)
THE FINE PRINT:
Diemand Farm Turkeys retail for $5.09/lb and will have a Use By Date of 11/27/26.
The Old Creamery Co-op cannot guarantee the size of your bird. When you place your order, we will ask for your desired size. Diemand Farm will furnish us with a selection of birds that are as close to our request as possible, but may vary by up to five pounds.
While we do not ask for a deposit, please consider your turkey order to be a binding social contract. The Old Creamery Co-op does not turn a profit on these gorgeous birds. We consider it a service to our customers to facilitate their purchase and transport. If you must cancel your order, please do so before October 29!
Please fill out the order form completely! We need your email and phone number to contact you regarding your order!
Once again, we will ask that all birds are picked up during Member Owner Appreciation Weekend, November 21 & 22. Please note that Diemand Farm Turkeys are not eligible for our 10% Member Discount.
In the immortal words of Joey Ramone: “Gobble-Gobble, Hey!”
