About Us
Zero G Quail Farms
Zero G Quail Farms is a veteran-owned and family-operated farm based in Florence, Colorado, dedicated to sustainable agriculture and community connection. We specialize in raising Coturnix quail while turning everyday farming into a launchpad for education, innovation, and responsible stewardship. From providing healthy and high quality live birds and their eggs, to helping customers get started with education programs and Hatching programs, our mission is simple — to provide quality, knowledge, and inspiration that help others take their own coveys to new heights.
Our Mission
At Zero G Quail Farms, our mission is to raise healthy, high-quality Coturnix quail while setting a standard of excellence in every part of the process — from education and compliance to sustainable farming practices. We’re committed to providing the best birds, the best information, and the best customer experience we possibly can. We are here empowering others to build confidence, successful coveys of their own, and for our fellow vets hopefully providing an outlet for healing. As a veteran-owned family farm, our work is driven by purpose, dedication, and a belief that small farms can make a big impact.
We’re incredibly grateful for the support of our community, customers, and fellow quail keepers who continue to lift this mission higher. To learn more about our story, methods, and ongoing projects, explore our blog and education pages for in-depth articles, behind-the-scenes updates, and resources built to help you grow right alongside us.
Tristi and Brent Buchanan
Owners of Zero G Quail Farms, Quail Education & Compliance, Business insight, Behind the Scenes, Colorado Quail Techniques.
Guest Blog Writer: Aaron Guidroz
Owner Guidroz Family Farm, Quail Education, Business insight, sustainability practices, homestead insight and pratices.
Guest Blog Writer: Kelli Knecht
Owner Feathered Knechitons, small space sustainability, Quail information, Arts & Crafts
Guest Blog Writer: Homestead Matters
Owners Caiti and Dom, who live on a small suburban property in Western Oregon. "Basic 1850's housewife stuff, homestyle cooking, homeopathic remedies, and homesteading and gardening in small spaces."
