
We raise several breeds of egg-laying, meat, and dual-purpose chickens
including Araucanas/Ameraucanas, Golden Laced Wyandottes, Blue Cochins, Brahmas, Black
Jersey Giants, Australorps, Dark Cornish, Partridge Rock, Barred Rocks, Andalusians, Cuckoo Marans,
and more. We ran a string of 100 Freedom Rangers and were quite happy with them. Unfortunately, our supplier has retired and we did not hold any over. We will look for another similar breed to replace our broiler stock in the near future.
We feed our chickens a healthy premium diet custom-mixed here at the
farm. We adjust the ration as needed but it typically contains high-quality
whole ingredients such as flax seed, Alaskan-grown Delta barley (generously supplied by Suzanne Nevada and Rick Williams Sunset Acres Farm, Palmer-grown oats grown by Bill Krostek, sea salt, Alaskan salmon meat, fat, and bone meal supplied by Alaska Sea-Ag, kelp meal, brewer's yeast,
rice bran, cracked corn, alfalfa, brome, and timothy. They always have free-choice
access to fresh, clean water, grit, and oyster shell. We also recycle their shells for refeeding, which helps ensures our hens are consuming healthy supplements produced at our own farm as well as controlling feed costs.
Although they are provided
with a coop and fenced yard, they are released daily to free range at will, always
staying on our property and under our care. Although rare, if any animal should
become ill, it is isolated and treated until it is healthy again. If it must be
administered medication, it's eggs will not be included in our sales supply. Thus our
eggs are always free of hormones, antibiotics, and additives. We have no need to
vaccinate our chickens so vaccines will not come through in the eggs.

Our egg-laying chickens provide high-quality eggs of various shades of brown, greenish, and white eggs. Some of our eggs have brown or white speckles too! Farm-fresh eggs are available for purchase direct
from the farm by appointment, but due to our schedule and our commitment to a bio-secure
farm, we are offering sales off-site in two convenient locations. We bring
our eggs to our customers, by scheduled reservation to pre-set locations in Anchorage, Eagle River, and Wasilla up to five
days per week. Our delivery
route is growing so please let us know your preferred delivery location and frequency and
we will do our best to accommodate you.
While our eggs are top-notch for your human family, they are also exceptional
supplements for your pets and livestock! Whether you are feeding a natural
or raw food diet or a more traditional commercial diet, these eggs are just the ticket to
that extra bounce in their step and bloom on their coat. They can be fed raw or
cooked to your dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, horses, swine, and other pets and livestock!
For purchases by the dozen, our current price for farm fresh eggs is
$5.00/dozen (beginning June 20, 2008) for cash payments. Due to a limited supply of large eggs, we may substitute 18 smaller eggs for the same price as a dozen larger eggs. Please let us know if this is *not* acceptable but be aware that this may decrease our ability to fulfill your order.
We prefer to conduct our transactions with cash and we are always happy to
provide a written receipt. We can also accept payments made by check on future orders from
trusted repeat customers. We can also accept payments made by credit card or bank account
via PayPal. If you wish to use PayPal, please contact us in advance and allow us to
invoice you with the correct charges.
To ensure you get the eggs
you need, please contact us early and be sure to join our customer list. Each season we offer a limited number of discounted subscriptions for weekly
purchases (sold out for 2008). If you would like to add your name
to our customer list for farm-fresh eggs, please email
us with your request. Non-cash payments (PayPal) will incur a small surcharge, usually around 5%.
Allergic to chicken eggs? Want to try something different? We also have a limited supply of turkey and duck eggs. Please inquire!
Did you know that hens benefit from consuming the shells of their eggs?
The calcium-rich shells help them build stronger shells for the next eggs to appear.
It's all part of nature's recycling plan and you can help! Returning shells
helps keep our costs down too, as the hens then consume less oyster shell to meet their
calcium needs. If you would like to return your shells, just place them in a bag and
bring them with you when you pick up your next dozen (please don't put them in an exchange
carton). We will bake them to sanitize, crush them, and feed them back to the flock.
Our hens will thank you!
We also offer a $0.25 credit toward your next dozen if you provide us with a
clean, usable carton (any size capable of holding 6 or more eggs - preferably
biodegradable cartons). We only accept exchange cartons when our supplies are low
and we do limit the number of credits per future dozen to two. Be sure to inquire before
expecting credit!
We are currently sold out of our meat and egg chickens and spring chicks.
You may contact
us to have your name added to the notify list or check back with us throughout the
year as we raise our flocks at varying intervals.
