Our hens are “free range” chickens who lay delicious eggs. The eggshells are mostly brown in color, coming in many different shades. however, we now have several chickens that lay varying shades of green/blue. They are all fed Non GMO feed and also enjoy items from our garden (that we froze),prepared ahead of time knowing the winter months would be around the corner. Those items are pumpkin, green beans, cabbage and broccoli. We also sprout wheat berries during the winter months for them. Our chickens are more like pets, all have flower names and are very friendly, often jockeying for time on our laps.
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Our hens are “free range” chickens who lay delicious eggs. The eggshells are mostly brown in color, coming in many ... more

Our hens are fed grains from our certified organic grain fields. They are allowed to free-range, creating large brown eggs with beautiful yolks, that make a delicious and nutritious addition to your meals.
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Our hens are fed grains from our certified organic grain fields. They are allowed to free-range, creating large brown eggs ... more

These eggs come from happy chickens that by day wander the pasture investigating cowpies left by our grass-fed Dexters and by night roost in a custom built coop.
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These eggs come from happy chickens that by day wander the pasture investigating cowpies left by our grass-fed Dexters and ... more

We have a 1 year old female guinea (forget me not) who has started laying eggs. This is a new product for us to offer but what we have learned is that guinea hens have a short season for laying eggs. They average about 100 eggs a year, mostly during spring and summer months. The eggs are similar to chicken eggs, yet smaller in size. The shape of her eggs are interesting, more like a teardrop shape. The shells are very strong (which you’ll notice when cracking it open). The inside of the eggs are creamier than chIcken eggs due to a higher ratio of yolk to white in the guinea. She free ranges all over our 10 acres and has access to our non gmo feed. We’re fortunate to get these eggs as guinea fowl like to lay eggs outdoors and hidden. She is laying in the coop with our chickens, so far.
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We have a 1 year old female guinea (forget me not) who has started laying eggs. This is a new ... more

Dozen large farm fresh chicken eggs. Eggs are laid daily from free range chickens.

Our young hens are really beginning to lay well. Their eggs are smaller at this point, but taste as good as the larger eggs. :)
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Our young hens are really beginning to lay well. Their eggs are smaller at this point, but taste as good ... more

We have 15 hens that have just started laying beautiful eggs. These are called pullet eggs. The size of these eggs are smaller than adult size hen eggs. The taste of the eggs are the same delicious flavor of our adult laying eggs. We’re offering these eggs at a discount due to the smaller size.
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We have 15 hens that have just started laying beautiful eggs. These are called pullet eggs. The size of these ... more