Hen on open pasture
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Farm Eggs & Poultry

Hen walking on open grass in a farm paddock

Why rotational access?

Unrestricted stocking can damage young plants, expose roots, strip ground cover and increase parasite pressure. Rotational use allows farm sections to rest while helping us manage bird welfare and soil condition more responsibly.

On the words we use

We describe our birds as farm-raised with controlled outdoor access. We will use a formal "free-range" claim only where a defined production standard supports it.

Our farm eggs

Eggs from our flock will be collected daily, checked by hand and stored cool before they leave the farm. Each tray will carry a pack date, so you always know how fresh your eggs are.

  • Collected daily from clean, dry nesting areas
  • Checked for cracks and cleanliness
  • Graded by size before packing
  • Stored cool and packed with a date
  • Linked to flock records for traceability
Notify Me When Eggs Are Available
Fresh brown farm eggs in a bowl held in two hands

Our operating standards

  • Dry, ventilated night shelter
  • Clean drinking water
  • Appropriate feed
  • Vaccination and veterinary protocols
  • Biosecurity and isolation for sick birds
  • Mortality and flock records
  • Controlled access to farm paddocks
  • Safe composting of litter before agricultural use
Learn About Our Farm Practices