Fresh Pasture Raised Chickens

Farm Fresh Eggs

Live Egg Laying Chickens

FARM FRESH PASTURE RAISED CHICKENS, NEVER FROZEN

These true, free range Cornish cross chickens come to you from the gentle rolling hills of Central Missouri, just north of the Ozarks, where they are raised on green grass, sunshine and fresh air. This is our fifth season working with this grower and what a wonderful find.

Delivered to Columbia, Missouri, St. Charles, Missouri, St. Louis, Missouri, & the Metro East – Belleville, Illinois, O’Fallon, Illinois.

Our chickens are the only ones you can find locally that are fed on a whole grain diet, with non GMO feed that is grown conventionally. There is nobody else that does this.

NO antibiotics, NO steroids, NO growth hormones.

We are only as healthy as our last breath of air, and the same goes for our chickens. Don’t be fooled by other “free-range” labeled birds. Most of them live their whole life stepping on litter, breathing in ammonia and never leaving the barn.

Availability: Every 8 weeks from April to October

Taking pre-orders now for the first batch of the season, coming late April! 00/800 already sold! Give us a call to get your order in for the freshest, juiciest birds in town! We will continue to restock every 8 weeks, until late October.

Frozen chickens $/ pp, airline breast $/ pp, chicken legs and wings. Whole birds weigh 3-5 lbs. Available in bulk.

FARM FRESH EGGS

Premium, cage free, farm fresh, brown eggs regionally raised.

Our cage free eggs have a darker, richer, golden yolk because the birds enjoy grass, grains and freedom! These brown eggs taste way better than white eggs. Don’t take our word for it. Try a delicious freshly hatched egg and let your taste buds be the judge.

No one can beat our price & quality! The best color, consistency, texture and taste.

$3.99 per carton (wholesale restaurant 15+ dozen)

$4.50 per carton (produce box add-on)

Availability: Every 2 weeks.

Update Feb. 19, 2025 – We are aware of the issues going on with available eggs. We rotate our birds out every 14 months and our supply is steady but need a few more weeks (March 10th) until our hens are back to full production. From the time eggs hatch to full production its a six month window. Therefore we expect this shortage of egg laying chickens to last awhile for consumers nationwide. We feel your pain and will continue to do everything in our power to keep egg prices fair.

LIVE BACKYARD CHICKENS FOR EGGS

Do you have a homestead, children who are homeschooled or are considering raising chickens in your backyard? If so, we have just made your life easier! Our team produces quality eggs that St Louis metro restaurants and families buy from us. Every 14 months we rotate out our flock that is producing eggs at the rate of 90%. These birds then become available for re-homing, and are only available twice a year. We suggest getting on our wait list to buy our egg laying hens!

By giving these hens a second chance, you’re providing them with quality of life. This act of rescue is a humane alternative to practices found in factory farming and can be personally rewarding. This opportunity aligns with our ethical farming and sustainability practices.

Integrating 14 month old hens into your backyard flock can be a practical and fulfilling choice, offering continued egg production, cost savings and additional benefits to your homestead.

Pricing for our seasoned layers will run $12-15 depending on quantity and delivery location.

Text 314-882-4637 to be added to our waiting list.

BENEFITS OF BACKYARD CHICKENS

Unlike raising chicks, which require time and resources before they begin laying, mature hens can contribute to egg production and other learning activities right away.

2025 April is the next flock opportunity then July will be our final for this year.
Raising backyard chickens offer benefits as fresh organic eggs.
A big cost saving on eggs and will contribute to a earthly sustainable lifestyle in your city.
Educational opportunities for children.
Natural pest control and you will get nutrient-rich manure for gardening.

What to expect from your new birds:

Beyond eggs, a laying chicken provides valuable services such as pest control and fertilization.
You have another manager of insects and weeds in your yard
We suggest getting 6-10 hens if you want to average 2 dozen of fresh eggs each week.
Many times when we deliver your new chickens they might have eggs in the crate.
Egg collection should happen two to three times a day (in the morning and the evening).
Unwashed eggs will last around two weeks unrefrigerated and about three months in your refrigerator.
Please make the time and do so research on proper care of your hens, as we are just giving you the opportunity to buy ready to go birds.