Turkey, called pabo in the Philippines, is raised in backyards and on small farms for meat, for breeding and for holiday roasts. On FarmyHub you can find live turkey for sale from local raisers, see the price they ask per kilo, and message the seller directly.
How much a turkey costs depends mostly on the bird itself. As of October 2026, a raiser in Compostela, Cebu, lists turkeys on FarmyHub at ₱300 per kilo, which comes to about ₱535 for a bird of around 1.8 kilos. What changes the price:
Age — poults (sisiw), growers and mature breeders are priced differently
Weight — turkeys are often priced per kilo, so a heavier bird costs more per head
Sex — hens, toms and breeding pairs are priced differently
Breed — native backyard turkeys and bigger breeds such as the Broad Breasted White are priced differently
Season — more buyers look for turkey before Christmas and New Year, so ask early
This price comes from the seller’s own listing, and more will appear here as more raisers list their turkeys. Check the current listings on this page for today’s pabo price.
Pabo is the Filipino word for turkey. The name comes from the Spanish pavo, and the same word is used in Tagalog and in Bisaya.
What | Name |
|---|---|
English | Turkey |
Tagalog and Bisaya | Pabo |
Scientific name | Meleagris gallopavo |
Young turkey | Poult, or sisiw ng pabo |
Not the same as | Peacock, which is called paboreal in Tagalog |
Families order a whole turkey for Christmas, New Year and Thanksgiving meals, roasted or cooked as lechon pabo. Restaurants, hotels and caterers buy turkey for their holiday menus. Backyard raisers and small farms look for poults and breeders to start or grow their own flock.
FarmyHub connects you with the raisers — we don’t breed, transport, or guarantee any of the animals ourselves. Each seller manages their own turkeys and terms, so message them directly to discuss age, weight, sex, feeding and health, and whether the birds are sold live or dressed.
Not sure what to ask? FarmyHub’s customer support is glad to help connect you with the right seller. You can also browse our Farm Livestock and Animal Feed categories, or check the turkey listings on this page to get started.
As of October 2026, one raiser in Compostela, Cebu, lists turkeys on FarmyHub at ₱300 per kilo, or about ₱535 for a bird of around 1.8 kilos. Older and heavier birds and breeders are priced differently, so message the seller for an exact quote.
Sa FarmyHub, ₱300 kada kilo ang pabo mula sa isang nag-aalaga sa Compostela, Cebu, ngayong Oktubre 2026. Nag-iiba ang presyo depende sa edad, timbang, kasarian at lahi. I-message ang seller para sa eksaktong presyo.
Pabo in English is turkey. It is the large farm bird raised for meat.
Turkey in Tagalog is pabo. The same word is used in Bisaya.
No. A pabo is a turkey, raised for meat. A peacock is a different bird, called paboreal in Tagalog.
Turkey eggs take about 28 days to hatch.
Check the location shown on each listing, then message the raiser to ask about pickup or delivery to your area.
List your turkeys on FarmyHub so households, restaurants and other raisers can find and message you. Start on the Become a Supplier page.
