The Clean Dozen

26/02/2022

We are excited to announce that we have added a white and a blue egg layer to our flock for some extra variety! A question that often gets asked is, do color eggs taste any differently? The answer is quite simply NO. They all eat the same things and the color on the shell is not connected in any way to flavor.

26/02/2022

To all our lovely friends, winter hold up has finally passed and egg production is back in full swing! I collected 9 eggs just yesterday!! So if you want some farm fresh eggies, let me know.

30/04/2021

Eggs are back! Thanks for your patience!

04/04/2021

Annual deworming was today. Eggs will be unavailable most of this month. Thank you for your patience!!

13/03/2021

5 dozen available!!

15/02/2021

3 dozen eggs available!

17/01/2021

Hey, all. We have around 40 eggs. The girls went into full production. So we have a LOT eggs to sell! If you want some, let us know!

09/01/2021

First egg laid by Millie! We also found her second and third. 🤣

01/01/2021

Today we had a small first aid moment. Sophia got stuck in my brother's garden netting . I didn't think much of it until she came up to the door later and I saw she was bleeding. I took her in my arms and examined her after bringing her inside. Then I took her up to the bathroom for treatment.

Treatment was cleaning the cut under her comb and putting some Green Goo on it and her comb to help the comb from getting frostbite especially around the wound. During treatment, she received many cuddles and soothing pats with a warmed towel. She also got a handful of scratch which I keep a baggie of inside for such moments. It helps keep them happy and distracted.

I'll have to keep an eye on her. If the others peck at her, I'll have to isolate her for healing.

26/11/2020

Thanksgiving eggies! Hope everyone has a good day, even if you can't be with family. 💜🖤💜

15/11/2020

So in chicken news, as many of you know, our Buff Orpington girl, DT, has had...a very hard time staying feathered. Between being picked on AND it being molting season, she's looked pretty rough. Lucky for us, molting season brings new growth. We moved her to sleeping with the three younger hens and letting her out in the morning with the littlest ones. We've also switched the feed for the season to something called Feather Fixer. It has added nutrients to promote faster feather development during molting. And as you can see in the picture, Deets is doing great. She's still bottom of the pecking order (except with the little M&Ms.) but she's not being pecked and pulled at. I'm still saving up for a coop large enough to house them all, and I've had a family member help, but the total is pretty big so the ends not yet in reach. Until then, it's almost time to get some sort of heating for the coops. Last year we had less chikkum and could use a covered heated blanket. This year will probably see the installation of a few heating pads. Hope everyone else is doing well and don't forget, we're almost done with 2020! 🙏🙏🙏

16/10/2020

Three dozen eggs are ready for your delicious recipes!!

02/10/2020

As autumn gets cooler, it isn't uncommon for egg production to slow down. Our average went from 35 to around 27-30 a week at best.

We will still have eggs available as often as possible and look forward to helping you with your needs!

01/10/2020

Little Moxie and Millie are enjoying some outside strolling ~

01/10/2020

Our beautiful young ladies. (Ava snuck into M&M's little domain to steal some food!)

21/09/2020

We have an 18 pack available and another dozen as well. First come first serve!

21/09/2020

Dorothy is looking good for autumn!

16/09/2020

Layla's first egg! So tiny and cute!

14/09/2020

14/09/2020

Hattie's first egg! Laid yesterday evening. Hattie is our oldest Speckled Sussex.

13/09/2020

Well, one of the pullets finally laid her first egg! And then the shell must have gotten cracked or crushed. It appears they ate the shell. (That's actually okay as it's a great boost of calcium. ) I just wish I knew who produced this gorgeous yolk!

04/09/2020

Roosters are great to have! Roosters are an excellent and natural security system for your flock. Not only do they sound the alert, most of them will even put themselves in the fight to save their girls.

That being said, i heard the alert tonight as I was getting out of the bath. I ran out (we'd lost a hen around this time in the past) to check things out and...it was just Ava stuck on the coop roof and unsure of how to get down. 🤦‍♀️

02/09/2020

Soon there will be green eggs. You can tell when your hens are just about ready by a few signs. One sign is the brightening of their combs, the redder the readier.

Today, Ava showed another sign. As I approached her to pick her up, she assumed the submissive pose a hen takes when they accept a rooster. Exciting! This pose is a knelt position.

Woo-hoo for green eggs! Currently, we have 1 dozen brown eggs available. 🧡🤍🧡

30/08/2020

Name: Hattie
Breed/Gender: Speckled Sussex hen
Age: 4 months
Status: Mini Queen, taker of no guff, bold and brassy, beauty queen, unhand me I am the night

30/08/2020

Name: Ava
Breed/Gender: Lakeshore Egger hen
Age: 4 months
Status: Untitled Goose, bringer of the hjönkening, Little Calico Girl, tall and mild mannered, soon to be layer of green eggs

30/08/2020

Name: Layla
Breed/Gender: Black Laced Red Wyandotte
Age: 4 months
Status: Future Super Model, part hawk, giver of mighty stinkeye, softest feathers on the planet, greased lightning

29/08/2020

We currently have 1 dozen eggs available.
(And have discovered that cooked broccoli is a tasty treat for chickens!)

28/08/2020

Name: Sophia
Breed/Gender: Isa Brown hen
Age: 1 year +
Status: former queen, taken down a peg by serving time in chicken jail, second in command, human friendly, has made friends with the cat on the other side of the door, vocal, large daily brown eggs

28/08/2020

Name: Quiche
Breed/Gender: Silver Laced Wyandotte hen
Age: 1 year +
Status: Aloof mother in law type, Jewish nose, nasal honker, super intelligent, follows no pecking order, lays long eggs, does what she wants

28/08/2020

Name: Rose
Breed/Gender: Isa Brown hen
Age: 1 year +
Status: Queen Bee, bitch mostly, must be the center of attention, gorgeous large daily eggs, eater of all treats, pusher of all other chickens, alert and intelligent