Chicken Eggs
1 dozen chicken eggs.
Hens run freely around the farm. They are fed a mix of whole grains (hard wheat, soft wheat, oats, millet, sunflower, peas, and flax) sourced organically when available.
Cartons have been returned and are reused.
Farmer Eggs: These are the eggs that the farmers eat! They get edited out during washing. They might have stains on the shell from hens entering the nesting boxes with dirty feet or the shell might have discolorations, freckles, or wrinkles that disqualify them from the pretty dozens. They are the same on the inside, just with uglier shells. We’ll have these for sale any time there are more than we can eat ourselves!
1 dozen chicken eggs.
Hens run freely around the farm. They are fed a mix of whole grains (hard wheat, soft wheat, oats, millet, sunflower, peas, and flax) sourced organically when available.
Cartons have been returned and are reused.
Farmer Eggs: These are the eggs that the farmers eat! They get edited out during washing. They might have stains on the shell from hens entering the nesting boxes with dirty feet or the shell might have discolorations, freckles, or wrinkles that disqualify them from the pretty dozens. They are the same on the inside, just with uglier shells. We’ll have these for sale any time there are more than we can eat ourselves!
1 dozen chicken eggs.
Hens run freely around the farm. They are fed a mix of whole grains (hard wheat, soft wheat, oats, millet, sunflower, peas, and flax) sourced organically when available.
Cartons have been returned and are reused.
Farmer Eggs: These are the eggs that the farmers eat! They get edited out during washing. They might have stains on the shell from hens entering the nesting boxes with dirty feet or the shell might have discolorations, freckles, or wrinkles that disqualify them from the pretty dozens. They are the same on the inside, just with uglier shells. We’ll have these for sale any time there are more than we can eat ourselves!