We offer farm-fresh, organic, non-gmo, pasture-raised eggs by the dozen to our local customers.
*** ALL PROCEEDS GO INTO INARA’S HIGHER EDUCATION FUND ***
*** We Also Have A Limited Supply Of Duck Eggs *** They spend their day dust bathing, lounging in the sun, chasing after bugs, digging up worms and munching on grass. Their diets are supplemented with 100% organic GM free, corn free and soy fr
ee whole feed. The chickens are also fed meal worms for extra protein and organic vegetable scraps and clippings. Flax meal is added in for a healthy dose of Omega 3 fatty acids in the eggs. Their fresh drinking water is enhanced with probiotics and omega-3 boost powder. Periodic feedings of protein-rich alfalfa and calendula flowers keeps the yolks of the eggs a beautiful rich orange hue along with the fresh grass they ingest each day. Our hens lay their eggs on a combination of sweet hay and wheat straw sprinkled with aromatic dried herbs known for their relaxation and natural pest repellent properties. Clean and fresh nesting boxes equal clean eggs! Quality Guaranteed
Fresh eggs are gathered from the coops on the farm several times each day. They are placed directly into egg cartons and kept cool until their day of pickup. We try our best to keep the size of eggs in each carton consistent, but on rare occasion you may receive and egg or two that is larger or slightly smaller than the rest. This happens because younger hens can lay smaller eggs when they first begin to lay, and some hens may lay a larger egg due to there being two yolks in the eggshell. We call this a “double-yolker” and if you get one, don’t worry – it’s a freebee and it’s completely normal and…consider yourself lucky! This means that the natural protective coating called the “bloom” remains on the shell of the eggs and therefore protects them from contamination. This also means the eggs stay fresher for longer and DO NOT REQUIRE REFRIGERATION (in outside temperatures over 80 degrees, refrigeration will extend the freshness of the eggs and is recommended and encouraged).
*We do our best to make sure the eggs are as clean as possible. Since the eggs are hand gathered from the coops, you may occasionally find a small feather under an egg in the carton or small smudges of dirt on an egg or two. We like to think it adds to the character and charm of buying directly from an organic farm that doesn’t believe in scrubbing and bleaching practices. If you feel the need to wash your eggs, we recommend you do so just prior to consuming. Wash each egg separately (do not soak the eggs in water) using a water temperature 20 degrees hotter than the egg itself. Dry eggs immediately. Note: Never wash eggs in cool or cold water. FARM FRESH EGGS
Some qualities of farm fresh, pasture-raised eggs can be quite different from what you buy in a grocery store. Egg sizes can vary within each dozen such as large, small, medium or extra-large. Eggs with cloudy whites means the eggs are very fresh. Clear egg whites are also fresh but have sat at least a couple of days. Blood spots or meat spots are completely safe and do not indicate a bad or spoiled egg, but you can remove them before consuming if you’d like. Our Egg Cartons
The egg cartons we use are made from 100% recycled and organic materials. Each dozen of eggs is adorned with sprigs of fresh or dried seasonal herbs. We reuse our egg cartons as often as possible until they are torn or soiled. Returning your clean empty cartons is always encouraged and appreciated! Price
Each dozen is $5
