Baby Chicks For Sale - Yorktown Feed Seed 'N More
1st Batch Arriving March 12th through June
Get ready for the chirps and fluff – our baby chicks are arriving at the Yorktown Feed & Seed Store starting March 12th, and they'll be available until the end of June! We take pride in offering a selection of exceptionally healthy chickens to enhance your flock. For details on arrival dates and the diverse range of chicken breeds, hop over to our Facebook page.
Chick season is here ! Chocolate Orpington, Midnight Majesty Marans, Buff Rock and Speckled Sussex pullets should be arriving around March 12. Presale ( payment reserves chick) has begun today!
Secure your adorable companions by pre-ordering, and remember, your order becomes official once payment is made at the store or over the phone. Don't miss the chance to bring home the joys of feathered friends – visit Yorktown Feed Seed 'N More Store today!
Check Facebook for type and arrival date - call 757-898-6899 to reserve your baby chicks!
Reserve Your Pre-Sales Baby Chicks Early
Stop by the Yorktown location of Yorktown Feed Seed N' More and reserve your pre-sale baby chicks for our March to June delivery time frame.
Note: Because of the Bird Flu our selection maybe limited this year but it would be great to get an idea of what breed of chicken you are looking for.
Yorktown Feed Seed N' More
Our Feed and Seed Store, which is located just off from route 17 in Yorktown, and offers a huge selection of products to support your chickens. Our chicken feed is outstanding, and we have an experienced staff to support you poultry care.
Stop By Our Store For More Information
The chicken flu, or avian influenza, is a highly contagious viral disease that can impact poultry populations, leading to farm losses and supply chain disruptions. If outbreaks occur, hatcheries may face restrictions, reduced production, or increased biosecurity measures, which could limit the availability of baby chicks in the spring. For Yorktown Feed Seed and N' More, this could mean delays in chick deliveries, lower stock levels, or increased prices. Customers planning to raise chicks should stay informed and consider pre-ordering early to secure their supply.