Broiler Farms for Sale in BC

Broiler Farms for Sale BC | Turn-Key Grower Operations

Turn-key broiler operations, quota registered, barns running, flock cycles in place, are the most sought-after farms in the Fraser Valley, and most trade before a sign goes up. The listings below show what is public. For everything else, call or text Jared Gibbons at 604-928-1361.

Also browse all chicken farms for sale in BC and poultry farms for sale in BC, or start with the guide to buying a chicken farm in BC.

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  • 6520 68 Street, Delta, BC V4K 4E2 – MLS R3117762

    6520 68 Street East Delta Delta V4K 4E2
    Main Photo: 6520 68 Street, Delta, BC V4K 4E2 – MLS R3117762
    $7,580,000
    Residential
    Status:
    Active
    MLS® Num:
    R3117762
    Bedrooms:
    4
    Bathrooms:
    6
    Floor Area:
    5,472 sq. ft.
    Take advantage of an opportunity to purchase a 20 acre farm land/estate located central location in Ladner, near Tilbury Industrial Park, right by Highway 99 and highway 17. This property includes a large 5,500 sq. ft family home. Recent to the home upgrades include new high efficiency condenser broiler, new wood flooring, new paint and radiant hot water floor heating. Property contains a fully operational 15acre Blueberry farm and a large 8,000 SF barn. Very quiet location in a perfect farm setting! Don't miss the opportunity to own this very unique property. More details
    Listed by Sutton Group-West Coast Realty
    JARED GIBBONS
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Data was last updated September 1, 2026 at 04:10 AM (UTC)
Sector Guide · Broiler Farms

Broiler Farm
FAQ · BC

Grower operations, quota
& Board-approved premises.

Broiler (meat chicken) farms are the backbone of BC’s poultry sector. If you’re buying or selling a turn-key grower operation, these are the questions that come up most.

5 Questions Answered · Updated 2026
Broiler Quota

Broiler production is governed by the BC Chicken Marketing Board. Quota can be transferred with registered premises, but both parties must apply and the Board must approve it — and the premises have certification and approval requirements. In practice the Board cancels the seller’s quota and allots quota to the buyer once conditions are met.

Chicken quota can also be transferred separately from the land, again subject to Board approval. Quota does not simply run with the land. Any transfer must be applied for by both parties and approved by the applicable marketing board, and it isn’t included in a sale unless expressly stated in the Contract of Purchase and Sale.

Yes — this is central to broiler deals. The Board will generally only allot transferred quota where it’s satisfied there’s a Board-approved building with adequate premises for production. So barn condition, size, and approval status directly determine whether a transfer can proceed.

Buying a Grower Operation

Look for modern barns with strong ventilation and controls, adequate square footage for the quota, solid biosecurity layout, reliable water and power, efficient feed and manure handling, and room to expand. A genuinely turn-key operation lets a buyer step in and run cycles immediately.

Getting Started

Most quality grower operations sell quietly among quota-eligible buyers. If that’s you, call or text 604-928-1361 — or read the guide to buying a chicken farm in BC first.

Buying or selling a broiler grower operation? Jared works off-market broiler farms and understands the premises-approval process. off-market opportunities & confidential valuations · 604-928-1361
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