Family-owned turkey farm in Wyckoff sells 9,000 turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving
Customers say that coming to the farm has become a family tradition. People start making their reservations online by Oct. 1.
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5ds agoA New Jersey family-owned poultry farm says that the day before Thanksgiving is like the Super Bowl.
The Goffle Road Poultry Farm in Wyckoff has been selling thousands of turkeys to families across New Jersey since 1928.
Customers say that coming to the farm has become a family tradition. Lisa Lunch has been coming for 10 years.
“It’s the best turkey,” she says.
The farm sold 9,000 turkeys this year, with hundreds of people coming to pick up orders each day.
“We do our best to keep everybody happy, and they keep coming back, so we’re doing something right,” says employee Stacy Manna.
People start making their reservations online by Oct. 1.
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