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Multi-color eggs are from free range hens. A dozen Extra Large eggs weigh at least 27 oz.

Multi-color eggs are from free range hens. A dozen Extra Large eggs weigh at least 24 oz.

Multi-color eggs are from free range hens. A dozen Medium eggs weigh at least 18 oz.

Farm fresh JUMBO brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens. Over 30oz/doz. This size is great for baking and make a mean omelet or a one egg sandwich.
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Farm fresh JUMBO brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens. Over 30oz/doz. This size is great for baking and make a ... more

Farm fresh brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens 24-30oz/doz.
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Farm fresh brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens 24-30oz/doz. more

Same farm fresh brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens now in boxes of 6.
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Same farm fresh brown eggs from happy free-range/pastured chickens now in boxes of 6. more

Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in the 2014 & 2015 season! Our chickens live out in the fields year round following behind our pasture raised beef. This is a part of sustainable agriculture. As we move the chickens behind the cows - they act like a pest control eating all the bugs that follow the cows. The yolks of our eggs are deep orange hue to their high protein diet of bugs! The chickens are supplemented with a hormone free & GMO free feed to ensure that they have all the nutrients they need to produce delicious and nutritious eggs!
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Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in ... more

Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in the 2014 & 2015 season! Our chickens live out in the fields year round following behind our pasture raised beef. This is a part of sustainable agriculture. As we move the chickens behind the cows - they act like a pest control eating all the bugs that follow the cows. The yolks of our eggs are deep orange hue to their high protein diet of bugs! The chickens are supplemented with a hormone free & GMO free feed to ensure that they have all the nutrients they need to produce delicious and nutritious eggs!
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Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in ... more

Free range duck eggs. Great for baking or those with chicken egg allergies. Our ducks lay white, light grey and dark grey eggs. Ducks eat grass and bugs on pasture and are supplemented with a natural food.
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Free range duck eggs. Great for baking or those with chicken egg allergies. Our ducks lay white, light grey and ... more

Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in the 2014 & 2015 season! Our chickens live out in the fields year round following behind our pasture raised beef. This is a part of sustainable agriculture. As we move the chickens behind the cows - they act like a pest control eating all the bugs that follow the cows. The yolks of our eggs are deep orange hue to their high protein diet of bugs! The chickens are supplemented with a hormone free & GMO free feed to ensure that they have all the nutrients they need to produce delicious and nutritious eggs!
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Say what?!? Yes, we are now offering free-range, pasture raised chicken eggs! These eggs sold out at EVERY market in ... more

Some of my older hens are showing off. They are consistently laying eggs of 2.5+ ounces. There are all colors of brown, some blue/green and some white. May or may not be double yolkers.
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Some of my older hens are showing off. They are consistently laying eggs of 2.5+ ounces. There are all colors ... more

Extra large, most white and some blue eggs, 2.5 - 3.0 ounces with clear albumin and bright yellow yolks.
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Extra large, most white and some blue eggs, 2.5 - 3.0 ounces with clear albumin and bright yellow yolks. more

Our young pullets have started laying light brown LARGE size Grade A eggs from our Dominque and other heritage type chickens. We let our chickens free-range in a greenhouse which we attached to our barn. We allow our hens to graze on pasture in the afternoons. (We have a problem with a raskley chicken hawk that hangs around in the mornings) Our feed is a laying mix bought locally. We also feed greens from the garden each day. Overall I feel that we produce a quality product at a fair price. The chickens have a quality stress free life and produce great eggs.
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Our young pullets have started laying light brown LARGE size Grade A eggs from our Dominque and other heritage type ... more

DOZEN LARGE EGGS. OK, there's nothing fancy about these barnyard hens. I raised them by hand, I make sure they are nutritionally sound and they lay some GREAT tasting 2+ ounce eggs. I can't tell you anything about Non-this or Non-that because that doesn't enter into my farm. They get plenty of greens from the garden - both "weeds" and extra plantings. They are happy, safe and well cared for; thus, their eggs are delicious, and that is enough for me.
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DOZEN LARGE EGGS. OK, there's nothing fancy about these barnyard hens. I raised them by hand, I make sure they ... more

Compare the price and you'll find this is a good deal on a DOZEN MEDIUM EGGS. These weigh between 1.75 and 1.98 ounces. They taste just as delicious as the larger ones because the hens were hand raised, are well cared for and I make sure they are nutritionally sound. Shell color has nothing to do with the nutritional content of the egg, but these are pretty in colors of white, almost pink, blue, green, brown, and I have one hen laying lavender eggs. You get Easter a few weeks early.
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Compare the price and you'll find this is a good deal on a DOZEN MEDIUM EGGS. These weigh between 1.75 ... more

These are small sized eggs (1.7oz to 1.5oz). They make a nice boiled egg topping for salads and greens. Old folks, who have raised chickens all their lives, have told me time and again that these small, "pullet" eggs are so much better tasting that the larger eggs, and are great for "pop-in-you-mouth" boiled eggs. Apparently the yolk is creamier and the white is softer or not as rubbery. Give it a try. My children used to love eggs "just their size".
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These are small sized eggs (1.7oz to 1.5oz). They make a nice boiled egg topping for salads and greens. Old ... more

Our ducks are Pekins and Runners. They live at our animal sanctuary as our pets and are very much loved and spoiled! Our eggs have been weighing in at 3 oz each. All eggs are collected, washed, candled, weighed, and refrigerated each day for freshness. Duck eggs are great for baking, which is why we sell our eggs by the 1/2 dozen. Most recipes do not call for more than 6 eggs. Duck eggs have a higher fat content in the yolk and a higher protein content in the whites compared to chicken eggs which make cakes fluffier and richer and ice cream creamier. Duck eggs are also great for gluten free baking because the higher protein in the whites binds the gluten free ingredients better and results in a better texture.
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Our ducks are Pekins and Runners. They live at our animal sanctuary as our pets and are very much loved ... more