FREE-RANGE EGG SHARE 2024
Midsummer egg shares
You can't get free-range eggs any fresher!
Eggs are washed and put in cartons late on Friday for pickup on Saturday or during open hours the next week. Just a reminder, we’re always closed Sunday.
If you buy a share, your eggs will be in a carton with your name on it. Eggs will be brown, white, pink, or green.
Full-season egg shares, which are sold starting in February, run 38 weeks from March 9, 2024 to November 23, 2024. A share is generally a dozen eggs per week, but can be more, usually in early summer, or less, usually at both ends of the season.
You can order multiple shares or a half-share Limited shares are available.
After shares have been satisfied, extra carton of eggs are available to drop-in customers.
Pickup is at the farm only; no shipping or delivery.
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Need a quick, nutritious breakfast high in protein and omega-3s? You can scramble an egg in under 5 minutes and jump into your workday with alertness and staying power.
Our customers love our eggs for their rich taste and texture.
After 5 years away from home, our youngest son and his wife took eggs home after a visit. He called us, “Mom, I’m shocked! All those years growing up I never realized how much flavor farm eggs have. They’re delicious!”
The hens have free range of the farm during the day, and are shut up at night for their own safety. They relish bugs, worms, garden extras, vegetarian table scraps, and layer feed. They particularly love fruit which drops from the orchard trees!
The hen's genetic makeup determines what color shell all her eggs will have for her whole life. Her recent diet determines how orange the yolk is, and the egg's freshness determines how tall the white stands up in your frying pan. By the end of the season, a high-producing hen has depleted her stores of calcium and carotene, resulting in weaker shells and paler yolks.
Often a share looks like this
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