Neumann Farms

Neumann Farms The Ameraucana is one of the most popular breeds in America. Our birds bred here at Neumann Farms are excellent foragers and have curious, active personalities.

We specialize in attractive, productive and cold hardy Ameraucanas in the standard colors of Silver, Splash, Blue and the project variety developed by Neumann Farms, Light Ameraucanas. With their lovely blue eggs, friendly personalities, and medium size that is easy on the feed bill, they are a great breed for everybody. I am an active member of the APA, have served on the board of directors for t

he Ameraucana Alliance, and am currently a member. I show my Ameraucanas and have won class at various shows with them, including Champion Ameraucana Overall at the Western Ameraucana National in Utah in 2019. In addition to standard Silver and Blue Ameraucanas, we offer a Neumann Farms exclusive developed by me, Light Ameraucanas.

I have two lovely Easter Egger pullets available locally, 8 weeks must go as a pair because they are buddies. One is a ...
06/22/2025

I have two lovely Easter Egger pullets available locally, 8 weeks must go as a pair because they are buddies. One is a rare silver wheaten throwback from my Light Ameraucana project, the other is a silver that has green legs. Both are friendly sweet birds that will lay blue eggs. Message me for info.

06/09/2025

I have several breeding trios available in splash and silver. These are birds I bred from this year. Clearing them out for a whole lot of growouts.

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06/06/2025

Recently, I have seen quite a few people post in chicken forums that they're using AI to learn about chickens. Let me tell you why this is a horrible way to learn. The chicken community has always been one plagued by misinformation. Experienced chicken keepers with expert knowledge, especially information about breeds, have always had to assume the role of educator. "Setting the record straight" has always been a big part of what we do. In fact, the chicken community is so plagued with misinformation, that it's almost a rite of passage when you get chickens to go through a series of misconceptions and wrong information replacing bad with good. Half the information on the internet about chickens is wrong. They are articles written by new chicken keepers or worse yet, content writers that don't even have chickens! AI cannot tell good info from the bad. It sweeps up everything. The Wikipedia page for Ameraucanas has been inaccurate for years, and the editor of the page guards the content and won't let anybody else edit it. AI sees this as definitive proof that this page is "authoritative" and grabs that info for its summary. When it comes to chickens, if you want to know about breeds, only consult the American Poultry Association, the American Bantam Association and respective member breed clubs. Any other breed information scraped off the internet should be treated with great distrust. Likewise, social media should be viewed with great skepticism, especially backyard or region specific groups. I have seen quite a few posts where people said, "ChatGPT told me this" or "I asked Google Gemini and it told me this." Everything you get scraped off the internet from either of these tools is going to give you a garbage casserole with a mix of truth and trash. It's not even a good starting point. Maybe there are subjects less plagued with misinformation where these tools are useful for learning, but chickens is not it!

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Blue growout.
06/04/2025

Blue growout.

Some Light growouts enjoying watermelon.
06/04/2025

Some Light growouts enjoying watermelon.

I named this bird Trip. Never seen a splash color out like this before. The comb is highly suggestive of a cockerel.
05/25/2025

I named this bird Trip. Never seen a splash color out like this before. The comb is highly suggestive of a cockerel.

05/21/2025

I have worked my way through the silver hatching egg list and have some available. Please message me. If there is somebody who accidentally did not get added to the list who I accidentally missed, they will get precedence. It is starting to get warm out and I won't be shipping out hatching eggs much longer.

The silvers found a hollow to hide from the wind.
05/17/2025

The silvers found a hollow to hide from the wind.

Rite of passage. Learning to go into the coop at night on their own. They need some shepherding for a couple nights unti...
05/16/2025

Rite of passage. Learning to go into the coop at night on their own. They need some shepherding for a couple nights until they get it down. There's always a couple oppositional birds who want to do something different and often large groups will splinter into following different leaders. Flock dynamics are always so interesting.

05/12/2025

I have a small number of Easter Egger chicks (off colored birds from my silvers and light project- females will still lay blue eggs) as well as some Black, Blue and Splash standard Ameraucana chicks available. I have the last hatch of the year in my hatcher, and then I'm shutting down for the year. I also have Blue/Splash hatching eggs available, and breeding pairs/trios/quads of 2 year old Blue/Splash available locally, all goood birds that I bred from this season. Please message me for more info.

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Life, with it's fascinating complexity and diversity never runs out of surprises. You can breed the same thing your who...
05/08/2025

Life, with it's fascinating complexity and diversity never runs out of surprises. You can breed the same thing your whole life and never "see it all." I don't think this bird is a chimera, just a splash that is almost entirely (but not quite) blue on one side.

Silvers.
05/01/2025

Silvers.

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3000 Wedgewood Drive #2351
Pueblo, CO
81004

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The Easter Egger, often maligned as "failed Ameraucanas" and "Amerikindas" offer some of the most unique and beautiful looking birds found in the world of chickens. While standards are built around birds that breed true and stable phenotypes, Easter Eggers, representing unique splits of genes, can visually express traits and colors not found in any breed. Some of them are truly one-of-a-kind. While these non-replicable states are often considered undesirable to standard breed enthusiasts, their unique beauty intrigues those who are willing to look past breed standards. We breed these particular chickens not as “failed Ameraucanas” but intentionally for their own sake, for the backyard enthusiast, who wants birds that are aesthetically pleasing to the eye, hardy, intelligent, productive, and friendly and of course, layers of blue/green eggs. Our Easter Eggers are excellent foragers and have curious, active personalities. The males are also family friendly and make good pets, or a good meal for the table, generally being larger than hatchery Easter Eggers. We also sell a limited amount of standard Ameraucanas, Marans, Sussex and meat birds, but mainly breeds these for ourselves.

Neumann Farms also sells heirloom tomato plants each spring. These are preordered in advance and picked up locally in Pueblo in the 2nd week of May.