Heritage Poultry
We focus on Heritage Poultry to help maintain, improve, and expand populations of high quality poultry for the production of meat and eggs that conform to the American Poultry Association Standard of Perfection. We are currently building our meat flock of these poultry breeds from genetic populations established prior to the mid-20th century. Our eggs layers are happily producing on NON-GMO ORGANIC diets.
Contact us to secure your regular supply of FARM FRESH duck and chicken eggs.
The Khaki Campbell originated in England at the turn of the 20th century. Duck eggs have the same taste as chicken eggs but have a richer smoother consistency and have twice the nutritional value. They make cakes and pastries fluffier and richer. Duck Eggs have more Omega 3 and are an Alkaline producing food which is a great benefit to cancer patients.
Barred Hollands may be the rarest of American breeds. A light-weight bird, imported from Holland. was bred with White Leghorn, Rhode Island Red, Lamona, and New Hampshires to produce this Heeritage breed.
We lean heavily on our Non-Industrial White Leghorns for the production of large white eggs. This Heritage breed originated in Italy and first came to America around 1830.
The Red Star (also called the ISA Brown) sex link chicken is our Best Brown Egg Layer. Red Stars are not a heritage breed, but have become our favorite! They lay a very nice dark brown egg.
Black Australorp chickens originated in Australia and were introduced in the United States in the 1920s.This Heritage bird adds to our brown egg supply. They lay a light brown egg.
FARM FRESH EGGS!
Weekly deliveries to Falcon, Peyton, Calhan, Kiowa, Elizabeth, Castle Rock, Sedalia, Highlands Ranch Colorado and Denver Tech Center (Belleview). Visit our CSA page for more information and to subscribe.
Partridge Rock
This variety is quite rare. Their plumage is brown with distinct penciling of black following the outline of each feather. They lay brown eggs.
Blue Andalusians originate in a province of Spain.
Feathers are a beautiful blue with narrow lacing of darker blue. They lay white eggs.
The New Hampshire is an American Heritage breed. They are a medium chestnut color...lighter than the Rhode Island Red. They lay a brown egg.
High-protein, healthier & more affordable alternative to mealworms - black soldier fly larvae promotes stronger eggshells.
Nutrient-dense natural poultry supplement speeds up molting for healthier feathers and happier chickens.
BSF larvae have more essential nutrients than mealworms - 36-42% protein, 25-30% healthy fat, 2-5% calcium & phosphorus, fiber, lysine & dietary fat.
Nutrient-dense natural poultry supplement speeds up molting for healthier feathers and happier chickens.
BSF larvae have more essential nutrients than mealworms - 36-42% protein, 25-30% healthy fat, 2-5% calcium & phosphorus, fiber, lysine & dietary fat.