You can place orders from 6 PM Sundays to 10 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 in a single 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 difference I notice is that they have tougher shells.
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These delicious duck eggs come from a variety of ducks. We put in a single carton the jumbo-sized eggs from ... more

no GMO feeds, free range. Straight run as laid from young Shaver white hens .. mostly medium but some small and Large. Only offering for a few weeks. These very gentle sweet white hens will eventually lay X-Large eggs .. they love to scratch and graze and be petted. Amazing breed. My favorite right now. Laying Machines.
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no GMO feeds, free range. Straight run as laid from young Shaver white hens .. mostly medium but some small ... more

free range . No bagged feed. Special mixed feed with ingredients we request.. Lots of vitamins and minerals for healthy hens and tasty eggs. Lots of grass year round.
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free range . No bagged feed. Special mixed feed with ingredients we request.. Lots of vitamins and minerals for healthy ... more

Healthy happy free range chickens We do not use bagged feed on our farm
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Healthy happy free range chickens We do not use bagged feed on our farm 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

These green eggs are from young 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 green eggs are from young chickens. They have lots of space in which to roam at will, both inside ... more

PLEASE READ. from ISA brown ,tetra brown shaver whites and tetra Blanko hens free range non GMO fed hens. Happy hens we no longer use bagged feed. We have our feed milled using our own formula . We've added much more vitamins and minerals to our formula. We have also cut out the filler you get in bagged feeds. If a hen doesn't have vitamins and minerals in her diet she will suffer health wise and lay eggs that are less healthy for you. It only cost a little more to go first class. We like healthy long lived sassy hens.
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PLEASE READ. from ISA brown ,tetra brown shaver whites and tetra Blanko hens free range non GMO fed hens. Happy ... 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

These large white, brown, and cream-colored 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, 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. They have lots of space in ... more

These medium chicken eggs are from young hens. 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 medium chicken eggs are from young hens. They have lots of space in which to roam at will, both ... more

Farm fresh large eggs from Buff Orpington, Rhode Island Red, White Leghorn, Black Australorp, Silver Laced Wyandotte. Eggs gathered daily. We currently have 17 hens who spend their days relaxing in their fenced, 1/4 acre wooded pasture. They are fed laying pellets, grain, and fresh produce. In the afternoon, daily, they free range on our 4 acres in the woods, garden, and yard to find bugs, worms, grass, and anything else they want. Evenings are spent on the garden swing sipping a frozen adult beverage. Crushed oyster shells and YOUR recycled eggshells are available to the hens for hard eggshells. No antibiotics, just fresh eggs from our very happy hens! They are producing brown, white, olive and blue eggs.
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Farm fresh large eggs from Buff Orpington, Rhode Island Red, White Leghorn, Black Australorp, Silver Laced Wyandotte. Eggs gathered daily. ... 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've got some great chickens just starting to lay! Our chickens are ready to get rolling by starting off laying these small, but super nutritious eggs. They are great for anyone just making some eggs for themselves or needing just a single egg in a baking item.
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We've got some great chickens just starting to lay! Our chickens are ready to get rolling by starting off laying ... more

We feed our girls USDA certified organic (GMO free) feed and they get to spend all day outside foraging for extra bugs and greens. These are healthy, happy hens and you can see it reflected in the quality of the eggs they produce. Bright orange yolks with more flavor and nutrition than your traditional grocery store egg. Studies show that free range, pastured eggs are higher in vitamins E, A and D, they have more beta carotene, more omega 3 fatty acids, less cholesterol and less saturated fat than conventional eggs. We like to call our eggs "Rainbow Dozens" because each carton contains a variety of different colors, shapes and sizes. We have different breeds of chickens and each one lays a different color egg! Our vintage style egg cartons are made from 100% recycled paper. You can return your empty egg cartons to CLG and we will reuse them!
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We feed our girls USDA certified organic (GMO free) feed and they get to spend all day outside foraging for ... more

Happy, healthy young egg layers, producing tasty eggs. Fresh each week. Ranging on 6 ½ acres and enjoying abundant clover. Yolks are yellow and stand beautifully! Whites work perfect for merengue! Eggs are washed and weighed daily. We plant winter and summer grasses for them to eat. They are supplemented with layer pellets and no added corn. They are given scraps from the garden as treats all year. We have new 4-H chickens every year that our children compete with and our 14 year old son hatches all of our “pretty” chickens so we know exactly what goes into our chickens.
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Happy, healthy young egg layers, producing tasty eggs. Fresh each week. Ranging on 6 ½ acres and enjoying abundant clover. ... more

Multi color. Free range. Happy spoiled well treated hens.

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These eggs are produced by young hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at-will and living the "natural life" of a chicken. The hens are cooped at night for their protection and loosed each morning. Their supplemental feed consists of grains and laying pellets. The eggs weigh between 1.5 and 1.67 Lb. per Dozen.
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These eggs are produced by young hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at-will and living the ... more

These eggs are produced by hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at will and living the "natural life" of a chicken. The hens are cooped at night for their protection and loosed each morning. Their supplemental feed consists of grains and laying pellets. Each dozen weighs 1.875 Lb. or greater.
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These eggs are produced by hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at will and living the ... more

These eggs are produced by hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at will and living the "natural life" of a chicken. The hens are cooped at night for their protection and loosed each morning. Their supplemental feed consists of grains and laying pellets.The eggs weigh over 2.25 Lb. Per carton.
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These eggs are produced by hens that are allowed to roam the 13 acre pasture at will and living the ... more

The ducks that produce these eggs are free to roam the poultry yard and have free access to the irrigation pond which is nearby. Duck eggs are larger than chicken eggs with a stronger taste. These eggs are usually used in baking and other cooking projects.
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The ducks that produce these eggs are free to roam the poultry yard and have free access to the irrigation ... more

These eggs are produced by hens that are of the Americana strain that are allowed to roam the pasture at will and living the "natural life" of a chicken. The eggs are a bluish green in color. These eggs are not available in any store so you can feel assured they came from the farm. The hens are cooped at night for their protection and loosed each morning. Their supplemental feed consists of grains and laying pellets.
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These eggs are produced by hens that are of the Americana strain that are allowed to roam the pasture at ... more

We googled "turkey eggs" when my turkey, Tom, started to lay eggs. We found out two things: first, that those big, beautiful, cone-shaped, speckled eggs were, in fact, laid by Tom and second, they are 27% protein--much higher than chicken eggs. A friend claims they are excellent cooked over spinach. I love them as a one-egg omelet. Any way you cook them, please give them a try. As my mom would say, "You just might like them!" Tom (we did not change her name) has been joined on the production line by Trixie and Terri.
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We googled "turkey eggs" when my turkey, Tom, started to lay eggs. We found out two things: first, that those ... 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