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The result is a nutrient-dense egg with rich flavor, vibrant yolks, and exceptional nutritional value.
Our hens and ducks are fed a carefully balanced ration featuring peas, flax, barley, and milo, ingredients chosen not only for their nutritional value but also for their role in supporting a regenerative agricultural system. Peas provide highly digestible protein and essential amino acids, while barley and milo contribute wholesome energy and naturally occurring nutrients that support the health and productivity of our birds. By utilizing a diverse blend of grains and legumes, we help build a more resilient regenerative farm rather than relying on highly processed inputs.
Flax is a cornerstone of our regenerative feed program. Naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids, it helps produce eggs with an enhanced nutritional profile and a more favorable balance of healthy fats. These omega-3s are incorporated directly into the yolks, creating eggs that complement the naturally occurring protein, choline, vitamins, and minerals that make eggs one of nature's most nutrient-dense foods. The result is a wholesome product that reflects the quality of the feed and care invested in our birds.
The eggs produced by our hens and ducks are a direct reflection of our regenerative approach to farming. Rich flavor, vibrant yolks, and exceptional nutritional value begin with healthy soils, thoughtfully selected feed ingredients, and responsible animal stewardship. By connecting regenerative crop production with livestock management, we are able to produce eggs that nourish both people and the land, creating a food system that is productive, sustainable, and beneficial for future generations.
Egg Facts
A Regenerative Approach
Our birds are raised on organic, nutrient-dense feed and free-range pasture, with daily access to fresh air, forage, and natural behaviors that support overall health and resilience. We do not use antibiotics in our flock, and we do not use vaccines, relying instead on strong foundational husbandry, clean environments, and regenerative management practices to maintain flock health.
This approach stands in contrast to many commercial egg production systems, which often rely on high-density housing and routine medical interventions such as antibiotics or vaccines to manage disease risk. By prioritizing lower stocking density, diverse nutrition, and regenerative, pasture-based conditions, we focus on building natural resilience from the ground up rather than depending on intervention-based production models.