Narragansett Turkey

Meleagris gallopavo

Fun Facts:

  • Narragansett turkeys are a heritage breed, named after Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island, where they were first developed.
  • They are known for their striking plumage, a mix of black, gray, white, and bronze feathers.
  • These turkeys are excellent foragers, thriving on insects, seeds, and grasses, making them ideal for sustainable farming.
  • Narragansetts are calm, friendly, and intelligent, often making them easier to handle than other turkey breeds.
  • They were once a popular breed for small farms in the early 1900s but are now considered a rare heritage breed.

At Charmingfare Farm:
Meet our beautiful Narragansett turkeys and admire their unique feather patterns and calm demeanor. These heritage birds offer a glimpse into the rich history of traditional farming in America. Watch as they roam and forage, and learn about their role in sustainable agriculture. Their striking appearance and fascinating history make them a favorite among visitors!