Crossroads Broiler Farm – 12 House Farm in Henry County, Alabama

Crossroads Broiler Farm is a well-established 12-house poultry operation located near Headland in Henry County, Alabama. Set on approximately 38+/- acres, this income-producing farm offers serious potential for growers looking to own a large-scale operation with infrastructure and housing already in place. Historically, the farm has produced a gross annual income of approximately $600,000 and grows a big bird for Tyson Foods out of the Camilla Complex.

The farm includes a total of twelve 42x500 broiler houses—eight built in 1996 and four constructed in 2006. The houses are outfitted with ChoreTronics 2 controllers, CT2 Plus feed lines, and a mix of Ziggity and ChoreTime drinker lines. Structural upgrades include spray-foamed interior walls in eight houses and solid interior walls in the remaining four. Additional features include litter boards in eight houses, tube heat, knee braces for added support, and screw-secured roofing for enhanced durability.

Water is sourced from three city water hookups and three wells, providing a reliable and redundant water supply. Mortality is managed through the use of on-site incinerators.

Residential accommodations include both a doublewide and a singlewide mobile home, offering immediate housing for farm owners or staff.

With a recent price reduction, Crossroads Broiler Farm presents a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking a turn-key operation with proven income, housing in place, and all the systems necessary for continued success in poultry production.

Poultry farms are biosecure facilities. No visits are allowed without an appointment. All potential buyers must be prequalified with the PoultrySouth Team before scheduling a visit.