Jones Family Farm

02/24/2025

How do you set up a coop, what do chickens eat, and what are the pros and pitfalls about chicken ownership? Find out at Backyard Chickens 101.
Come chat with local chicken owners about coops, eggs, and all things backyard chickens. After the session, you'll be ready to start chicken keeping this spring! For adults 18 and up.
Saturday, March 1, 11 a.m - noon at West Cobb Regional Library
https://bit.ly/4gXlzfK

02/24/2025

02/21/2025

Pasture-raised eggs are often called ‘expensive’ or ‘overhyped,’ but let’s get one thing straight: the difference isn’t just the yolk color.
Factory-farmed eggs come from hens crammed into cages, fed soy and corn, and often pumped with antibiotics.
Meanwhile, pasture-raised hens roam freely, foraging naturally and getting exposure to sunlight.
The nutritional difference? Higher omega-3s, more vitamin D, and fewer inflammatory fats.
Don’t let anyone convince you that an egg is just an egg—there’s a reason those free-range ones cost more, and it’s worth every penny.

02/20/2025

This story is not accurate, I told the person who interviewed me that I refused to raise my prices because of the shortage since I didn't think it was fair to my customers, my prices are only affected by feed costs, not market demand. We went to $7 last November, long before the shortage started. They saw that sign in the raw footage and just assumed I raised them recently, when the opposite is true. I would never price gouge my customers.
Dwayne Jones.

02/20/2025

This story is not accurate, I told the person who interviewed me that I refused to raise my prices because of the shortage since I didn't think it was fair to my customers, my prices are only affected by my feed costs. I went to $7 last November, long before the shortage started. I have no idea why they got this so wrong.
DJ

02/20/2025

https://youtu.be/NXYGJkeRmH8?si=G8rkMrRImR-UeAtF

A Georgia farmer said on Wednesday (February 19) he has had to implement purchase limits on his eggs, as shoppers across the U.S. experience higher egg price...

02/14/2025

02/11/2025

Due to the National egg shortage, we are experiencing a higher demand than usual. In order to be fair to all our customers, please limit your egg purchases to two (2) dozen. Thank you for your business.

Send a message to learn more

11/28/2024

PRICE INCREASE
Effective today our eggs will be $7.00 per dozen.

10/21/2024

Here we go again!!!

10/01/2024

Just like every other year we will be accepting pumpkins this year too, our chickens absolutely love them! We will have a designated drop off point near the Big Red Barn that you can use.

Many of you will be buying pumpkins these days. Instead of trashing them at the end of the season, you can put them in the garden or throw them in the woods. Squirrels and other critters such as possums, badgers, deer, foxes and birds also love pumpkin, so let the forest animals enjoy the leftovers after Halloween.🍁🎃🍁

09/30/2024

Here’s everything you need to know about sky events this month, including bright stars, Venus kissing the Moon, and a “Trick or Treat” triple threat you won’t want to miss! https://www.farmersalmanac.com/october-night-sky-guide-october-2024

08/22/2024

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07/27/2024

We have pet goats for sale! Nigerian dwarf mixes, male and female. The males are still intact if you want a billy goat, or you can have them neutered and have a wether. They have been socialized and most of them are really comfortable around people. A few of them were bottle babies and they will follow you around like a dog. Send us a message if you're interested and would like to learn more or come see them!

07/25/2024

Our honey is here! Made from bee hives here on our farm. Still $15 per pound jar.

07/25/2024

The rain has brought us tomatoes!
$2 per lb.

06/27/2024

Our tomatoes are almost gone. We are having very few each day.