Smith Grown

05/11/2026

Hey y’all!
Been a minute but we’re happy to report everything is going good here so m the homestead! We also wanted to let everyone know we got more eggs ready to go! Farm fresh from our girls who rule the roost! We’ve got chicken, duck, and even some goose eggs!

Chicken eggs:
12/dozen is 4
18/dozen is 6

Duck eggs:
12/dozen is 6

And for our limited supply of goose
1/2 dozen (6eggs) is 6

If anyone needs some locally sourced eggs from well loved girl shoot us a message and let us know ❤️🥚❤️🥚

03/12/2026

Another sunny day with the flock out and about! Soaking up the sun and already hunting for bug in the grass🥰

02/28/2026

The girls first free range is the year! They all came flying out of the coop and run this morning! Manifesting more warm days to come, and lots and lots of bugs for my fluffy butts🥰

02/25/2026

Attention to our Fort Wayne flock friends!📣📣
This Sunday we will be making a trip over to Fort Wayne! Any of our friends from over there who are in need of some fresh eggs let us know so we can work something out 😁

4$ for a dozen
6$for an 18 pack

02/25/2026

Hey y’all!
Welcome back to the page now in 2026!
The girls have started early this year! We’ve already got several dozen eggs ready for pick up!
Feel free to shoot us a message and we’ll get back to you all as soon as we can.
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$4 for a dozen
$6 for an 18 pack
So far we don’t have enough duck eggs to be able to sell them regularly, but hopefully soon enough we’ll be posting having some of those ready to go too! 🥚🌷🥚🌷🥚

02/20/2026

Hey y’all! Welcome back to the page! Our adorable farmhand willow says welcome back!

As winter finally starts melting away, and spring is approaching (even if it is painfully slow😅) it seems the flocks can sense that springis in the air! We’re finally starting to see more eggs from our chickens and our ducks have just starting to resume laying!

I hope within the next few days I’ll be back on here making another post, and my girls can yet again provide our amazing friends with farm fresh eggs for another long, and successful season!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of our flock to yours!
Can’t wait to see what 2026 brings to our ever growing Flock!

11/24/2025

11/24/2025

I like to think our flock’s favorite time of year is anytime around a holiday, because whatever their humans don’t eat, is for the birds🐔🐓(in moderation of course☺️)

11/11/2025

What a year!! Hey there friends of the flock!

I decided that as this years laying season was coming to a close, I’d share some of my favorite photos that I have acquired this past year. As well as drop a photo of myself for all of those who may not know me

Hi! I’m Morgan, me and my family had a crazy idea to get some chickens on a whim to three years ago. 8 chickens quickly spiraled into 50+ chickens, and 7 waterfowl. I love my birds, they bring me so much joy and they make me laugh with their goofy personalities when I need it most.

I am so grateful for every single one of you who has helped support me, and help me reinvest in my birds so they can live the best, most spoiled lifes that they deserve. The girls are going to be taking some time off this winter, relaxing and snacking so that next year we can again provide all of you with the best eggs that you all have come to expect from us.

Thank you again, my friends of the flock! We’ll see ya all in 2026, and we look forward to meeting even more people, and sharing our eggs.❤️

10/13/2025

She’s bald!

Technically yes. But in chicken it’s called molting!
Welcome back to a slightly different meet the flock Monday with Sprite, one of our Silkies, here to help us learn about molting!

Molting is the natural process where chickens lose old feathers to grow new ones. This is a period that can last anywhere between 4-16 weeks depending on the individual chicken. During this time, egg production typically stops or slows significantly as the hen redirects energy to feather production, which requires extra protein and nutrients.
Common signs of molting include finding feathers, a scruffy appearance, and sometimes a decrease in activity.
For us Sprite is one of our girls who takes a longer time to molt, she always has, meaning she always looks a little rough longer than some of our girls. And her molting allows us to see her beautiful darker skin that sillies are known for.