The Pasturebird flock lives outdoors full time, with 24/7 with access to shelter in mobile coops. Life in the field keeps the birds full and happy with their native omnivorous diet of grasses, clover, grubs, and worms. This native diet is supplemented with milled grains, free of methionine—the synthetic amino acid added to most poultry feed. Coops are rotated daily to give the growing chickens access to fresh grass and grubs, and provide the pasture time to regenerate from grazing. In name and practice, Pasturebird is living proof that healthy meat lives and dies by healthy pasture.