Market is open 50 weeks a year! You can place orders from 6 PM Sundays to 9 PM Tuesdays. Orders can be picked up every Friday at St Peter’s Episcopal Church, 925 Mitchell Street in beautiful downtown Conway, Arkansas.

These delicious duck eggs come from a variety of ducks. We put into the same carton the jumbo-sized eggs from the white Peking ducks, smaller white eggs from black-and-white, crested, and other assorted ducks, and greenish eggs from the mallards. Duck eggs are especially good for baking; but they can be used for eating, just like any other egg. Some people believe they have a richer taste than chicken eggs. The only differences Nathaniel notices is that they have stronger yolks and tougher shells.
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These delicious duck eggs come from a variety of ducks. We put into the same carton the jumbo-sized eggs from ... more

These green eggs are mixed size. They are from hens, who have lots of space in which to roam at will, both inside and outside, protected from predators. The hens have access to perches, bugs, sunshine, and shade and are able to socialize with chicks, ducks, and turkeys and the roosters next door. (Note: hens and roosters do not share the same space.)
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These green eggs are mixed size. They are from hens, who have lots of space in which to roam at ... more

These large white, brown, and cream-colored eggs are produced by a variety of chickens. The hens have lots of space in which to roam at will, both inside and outside, protected from predators. They have access to perches, bugs, sunshine, and shade and are able to socialize with chicks, ducks, turkeys, and the roosters next door. (Note: hens and roosters do not share the same space.)
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These large white, brown, and cream-colored eggs are produced by a variety of chickens. The hens have lots of space ... more

We offer the best, fresh tasting farm eggs in a variety of colors and sizes ranging from large (50 grams) to super jumbo (79 grams.) We have a variety of different breeds of hens that lay dark chocolate/russet brown eggs, regular brown eggs, blue eggs, green eggs and olive green eggs. Our hens are cage free, and fed a hormone and antibiotic free diet along with fresh fruits and vegetables as they are very spoiled and well cared for. We hand gather our eggs on a daily basis.
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We offer the best, fresh tasting farm eggs in a variety of colors and sizes ranging from large (50 grams) ... more

Our chickens roam around our pastures, allowing them to eat all the fresh grass, bugs, and worms they can forage. We move their “egg mobile” to fresh pasture weekly, enhancing their abilities to forage as much nutrients as they possibly can.
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Our chickens roam around our pastures, allowing them to eat all the fresh grass, bugs, and worms they can forage. ... more

We have a variety of different chicken breeds that are living their best life on our small farm! Our birds get to roam a 3 acre area where they can eat as many bugs as they can find. We supplement their diet with antibiotic-free grain and feed, and they also get goodies from the garden. Happy chickens lay delicious eggs! We get a mix of white, brown, speckled, blue, and olive green eggs which we collect daily.
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We have a variety of different chicken breeds that are living their best life on our small farm! Our birds ... more

These Jumbo/Extra Large chicken eggs are produced by a variety of chickens. They have lots of space in which to roam at will, both inside and outside, protected from predators. The hens have access to perches, bugs, sunshine, and shade and are able to socialize with chicks, ducks, and turkeys, and the roosters next door. (Note: hens and roosters do not share the same space.)
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These Jumbo/Extra Large chicken eggs are produced by a variety of chickens. They have lots of space in which to ... more

Beautiful brown, beige, and off-white eggs from a variety of chickens, including some not-quite-medium eggs from our last year's Spring Chicks. (They are delicious, too!) The hens have lots of space in which to roam at will, both inside and outside, protected from predators. They have access to perches, bugs, sunshine, and shade and are able to socialize with chicks, ducks, and turkeys and the roosters next door. (Note: hens and roosters do not share the same space.)
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Beautiful brown, beige, and off-white eggs from a variety of chickens, including some not-quite-medium eggs from our last year's Spring ... more

Made with local, farm-fresh eggs, boiled and pickled in my special brine. Great on salads, as a garnish, as egg salad, or a snack. Contains no sugar.
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Made with local, farm-fresh eggs, boiled and pickled in my special brine. Great on salads, as a garnish, as egg ... more

Made with local, farm-fresh eggs, boiled and pickled in my special brine. Great on salads, as a garnish, as egg salad, or a snack. Contains no sugar.
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Made with local, farm-fresh eggs, boiled and pickled in my special brine. Great on salads, as a garnish, as egg ... more

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Rosie, our mascot, our beautiful, one-legged, one-winged hen. In her memory, we will be keeping her line of small and bantie eggs available. Rosie, you were one heck of a chicken, and we miss you. Rest in peace. Nathaniel, owner and operator of Funny Farm, is proud to introduce for the first time on site, ROSIE, our mascot Hen! Rosie, a bantie, was found in a mud hole inside the chicken coop, looking dead; but she gave a little squawk when touched. So, Nathaniel picked her up, gave her a warm bath, and put her by herself with a space heater nearby, to see if she would recover. She did, but to our astonishment, was missing one leg and one wing! Since there were raccoon tracks all over the place, we assumed one had managed to grab her through the space between the door and doorframe, but she managed to escape and fell in the mud. The mud probably saved her from bleeding to death. Anyway, she became Nathaniel's pet and a fixture of the farm. In gratitude, she started laying these cute, little eggs. So, Rosie's Small and Bantie Eggs was born and has been sold off the Extras Table. But, now, with the presence of over 30 chicks just starting to lay, the number of cartons has suddenly grown. These eggs are small but delicious; and Rosie insists that they be sold at a decent price. Enjoy!
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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Rosie, our mascot, our beautiful, one-legged, one-winged hen. In ... more