Some of my Young chickens have just started laying, pullet eggs are a much smaller size then the regular eggs my adult chicken lay. Chickens have the best life on the farm. They are cage free, and get the run of our 5+acres. They do eat some grain, but mostly they run around eating a natural diet of bugs, sprouts etc and stealing sips of good raw goats milk when they can. These eggs are a variety of colors from a variety of dual-purpose heavy laying chickens. Eggs are collected daily and are washed, candled and kept refrigerated before sale. Candler licensed: 5304
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Some of my Young chickens have just started laying, pullet eggs are a much smaller size then the regular eggs ... more

Chickens have the best life on the farm. They are cage free, and get the run of our 5+acres. They do eat some grain, but mostly they run around eating a natural diet of bugs, sprouts etc and stealing sips of good raw goats milk when they can. These eggs are a variety of colors from a variety of dual-purpose heavy laying chickens. Eggs are collected daily and are washed, candled and kept refrigerated before sale. Candler licensed: 5304
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Chickens have the best life on the farm. They are cage free, and get the run of our 5+acres. They ... more

These eggs are white and various shades of brown. They are always fresh and very nutritious. The hens breathe fresh air, absorb lots of vitamin D from the sun, and forage through the yard and woods for all kinds of grasses, bugs, worms etc. The hens who are the best foragers have the darkest yolks and the most vitamins and minerals in their eggs! Their feed rations are non GMO, soy free, and medication/hormone free!
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These eggs are white and various shades of brown. They are always fresh and very nutritious. The hens breathe fresh ... more

These eggs are white, green, and various shades of brown. In the right light some of them look pink! They are always fresh and very nutritious. The hens breathe fresh air, absorb lots of vitamin D from the sun, and forage through the yard and woods for all kinds of grasses, bugs, worms etc. The hens who are the best foragers have the darkest yolks and the most vitamins and minerals in their eggs! Their feed rations are non GMO, soy free, and medication/hormone free!
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These eggs are white, green, and various shades of brown. In the right light some of them look pink! They ... more

The Duckery has Khaki Campbell Ducks, cage free and the live in their own Penthouse and in the summer months have a veranda to move into...many ducky pools throughout the property.Non-GMO feed Soy Free. For treats they love heads of cabbage and disks of oatmeal with coconut oil and diatomaceous earth. Use ozone water for final rinse for cleansing shell.
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The Duckery has Khaki Campbell Ducks, cage free and the live in their own Penthouse and in the summer months ... more

The Duckery has Khaki Campbell Ducks, cage free and the live in their own Penthouse and in the summer months have a veranda to move into...many ducky pools throughout the property.Non-GMO feed Soy Free. For treats they love heads of cabbage and disks of oatmeal with coconut oil and diatomaceous earth. Use ozone water for final rinse for cleansing shell.
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The Duckery has Khaki Campbell Ducks, cage free and the live in their own Penthouse and in the summer months ... more

These eggs are white, green, and various shades of brown. In the right light some of them look pink! They are always fresh and very nutritious. The hens breathe fresh air, absorb lots of vitamin D from the sun, and forage through the yard and woods for all kinds of grasses, bugs, worms etc. The hens who are the best foragers have the darkest yolks and the most vitamins and minerals in their eggs! Their feed rations are non GMO, soy free, and medication/hormone free!
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These eggs are white, green, and various shades of brown. In the right light some of them look pink! They ... more

My chickens are fed organic feed, supplemented by extra veggies from my garden and whatever bugs they can catch. We have too many predators around here, so I’ve only been letting them out of their mobile pens a couple days each week. On those days they are free to roam wherever they like, with 15 acres to explore. The eggs are still good, but the chickens are a little sadder. . Each box will contain a mix of large, extra large and jumbo brown eggs, in whatever proportion the hens lay. It varies from day to day. I label each egg (with a wax pencil) with the date it was laid as well as the egg size. If I know which chicken actually laid it, I will add that chicken's name, too.
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My chickens are fed organic feed, supplemented by extra veggies from my garden and whatever bugs they can catch. We ... more

These eggs are very nutritious and just plumb good-tasting! Our hens are Red Sex-link, AKA Golden Comet and Cinnamon Queen. They are excellent layers of brown eggs, excellent foragers, and very friendly chickens. We also have a few California White hens which lay white eggs. We feed our hens Nature Crest Layer Pellets from Tucker Mills. It is a NON-GMO, SOY-FREE feed. Contains NO STEROIDS or HORMONES. Our hens are also fed Black Oil Sunflower seeds for added nutrition. Plenty of free-range time for access to grass, insects, and worms. Edit Information
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These eggs are very nutritious and just plumb good-tasting! Our hens are Red Sex-link, AKA Golden Comet and Cinnamon Queen. ... more

These eggs are very nutritious and just plumb good tasting. Our hens are Red Sexlink, AKA Golden Comet and Cinnamon Queen. They are excellent layers of brown eggs, excellent foragers, and are very friendly chickens. We also have a few California White hens which lay white eggs. We feed our hens Nature Crest Layer Pellets from Tucker Mills. It is a NON GMO Soy-Free feed. It contains NO STEROIDS or HORMONES. Our hens are also fed Black Oil Sunflower Seed for added nutrition. Plenty of free-range time for access to grass, insects, and worms.
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These eggs are very nutritious and just plumb good tasting. Our hens are Red Sexlink, AKA Golden Comet and Cinnamon ... more