Chicken Farms for Sale in BC

BC Farms with Quota Included

Operating chicken farms with quota included rarely make it to a public search. The listings below cover current opportunities in Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Langley, but many farms trade privately, often grower to grower. If you are serious about buying, call or text Jared Gibbons at 604-928-1361 for off-market access.

New to the industry? Start with the guide to buying a chicken farm in BC, covering quota, BCCMB transfers and what operating farms really sell for. Also browse broiler farms and all poultry farms for sale in BC, or request a confidential evaluation of your own farm.

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Sector Guide · Chicken Farms

Chicken Farm
FAQ · BC

Broiler farms, quota
& barn requirements.

Chicken (broiler) farms are the largest slice of BC’s poultry market. Whether you’re buying your first operation or selling an established one, these are the questions that matter.

5 Questions Answered · Updated 2026
Chicken Quota

Meat-chicken production is regulated by the BC Chicken Marketing Board. Quota can transfer with registered premises or, in some cases, separately from the land — but both require an application and Board approval, and the premises must meet certification and approval requirements.

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.

Very much so. The Board generally allots transferred quota only where it’s satisfied there’s a Board-approved building with adequate premises. A farm’s barn size, condition, and approval status can decide whether a transfer proceeds at all — so they’re not just price factors, they’re deal factors.

Buying a Chicken Farm

Modern, well-ventilated barns sized to the quota; strong biosecurity; reliable water and power; efficient feed and manure systems; environmental compliance for runoff; and room to expand. The best operations are genuinely turn-key — a buyer can run cycles from day one.

See chicken (broiler) farms and broiler grower operations, and compare with turkey and egg sectors or all BC poultry farms.

Getting Started

A large share of chicken farms change hands privately among quota-eligible buyers. If you’re one of them, call or text 604-928-1361, or start with the guide to buying a chicken farm in BC.

Buying or selling a chicken farm? Jared works off-market broiler operations and understands the premises-approval and quota-transfer process. off-market opportunities & confidential valuations · 604-928-1361
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