How we work
A process you can follow
Every engagement runs the same way, so you know what happens next.
Four stages
1. Hatch or arrive
Chicks hatch in our incubators or arrive day-old, and go into a warm brooder on clean straw.
2. Onto grass
At a few weeks old they move out to pasture in mobile coops with room to roam.
3. Moved and watched
Coops are towed to fresh grass every few days; birds are checked morning and evening.
4. Collected and sold
Eggs are gathered daily and washed the same day. Meat birds are processed on a published date.
What to expect, and when
Hatch or arrive
Chicks hatch in our incubators or arrive day-old, and go into a warm brooder on clean straw.
Onto grass
At a few weeks old they move out to pasture in mobile coops with room to roam.
Moved and watched
Coops are towed to fresh grass every few days; birds are checked morning and evening.
Collected and sold
Eggs are gathered daily and washed the same day. Meat birds are processed on a published date.
Questions
The hens live outdoors on grass in coops that are moved to a fresh patch every few days. They are shut in at night for safety and let out at first light. Come and see the pasture on any open day.
A hen on pasture lays fewer eggs than a hen in a cage, eats more feed because she is active, and needs more labor because the coop moves. The price is what it costs to raise a hen that way, plainly.
You choose a dozen or two a week and a pickup point, and we hold them for you. Pay by the month; pause when you travel.
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Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. No obligation either way.
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