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🐣🌟 Hey everyone! 🌟🐣
Exciting news! We have some adorable silky chicks for sale brought to you by Nadia’s little business, Cool Chicks! 🐔💨 These cuties are approximately 6 weeks old and absolutely adorable. 😍
Message us if you are interested!
Juvenile vent sexed trio of Mismarked Ancona Ducklings
The proposed Standard calls for 1/3 color and these have too much color for my breeding program. The smallest is the male
They are 3-4 weeks old and almost ready to go outside.
$60 for the trio
FCFS or will hold a few days with payment.
I am available mornings for pickup
Breeder quality Ancona drakes
Black
Lavender
Lilac
Take your pick, or take them all for yard ornaments or pets :) 2o each.
10 months old.
I also have a few Magpie, Trout Runners, a Pencilled Runner, Black Runner, Young Black split to Chocolate Runner, and a Welsh Harlequin drakes
Cockerals available are
Bantam White split to silkied Cochin
Several Blue Laced Red Wyandottes,
Bantam Calico cochin cockeral
Buff frizzle Cochin cockeral
White Frizzle Cochin Cockeral
No females available at the moment of the same breed
Pictures coming tomorrow of available birds
We are no kill, so we always have males of all ages ISO 🏠
Available Ducklings- Only Males.
8 Male Khaki Campbell. $8 each
10 Male Crested Pekin $10 each
5 Non Crested Pekin males $8 each
Great for a pets or a batchelor flock.
Minimum of 4 for pickup.
Available for pickup
Expression of Interest – happy hens looking for new pastures!
After four years of growing our pastured egg operation, we are accepting expression of interests for the sale of our egg business. We are in no hurry to sell and will of course continue to supply our eggs until our chickens have a new home. It’s all about finding the right person.
We are proud to have built a solid business with a loyal and growing customer base, stretching across the Western Downs, Maranoa and Toowoomba regions. We thrived through COVID and our regular customer continues to grow through our online subscription service.
Our customers are drawn to us because they like to know where their eggs come from, that they are produced ethically and sustainably by happy and healthy hens, and that they will always be receiving farm fresh produce.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone just starting out in farming and food production or for an existing producer to diversify their product offering and/or extend their current production capability.
The hard yards have already been done and the business is now a smooth-running machine, ready to supply the ever-increasing demand for pastured free-range eggs.
Our reason for selling is our pastured egg and pork production business has grown to the point that we need to either clone ourselves, or find someone else to take over one arm of the business. We have decided to focus of our pig operation to advancing genetic and production. This doesn't leave us time for the continued expansion of the egg operation.
If you have free pastures, this business comes with everything you will need to smoothly relocate and quickly transition to full production.
The ducklings aren’t exactly ducklings anymore! 🥰
Someone asked me yesterday if farming was a dream come true (you know who you are 😍❤️).
While there are a lot of sacrifices we’ve made to do this — ahem, tiny house/composting toilet living! 🤣 — I think I would still say yes.
Watching animals be born or hatch, observing impressive animals mamas, seeing animals live out species-appropriate lives… all those things are really some of the absolute best parts.
It’s something about being connected to a fraction of the other species that make up this planet with us. 🌎💚
We still have eggs available
☘️Happy Spring from all three flocks! 🐓
We’ve never had this many chickens that are all this young before, so needless to say this spring we have the most eggs we’ve ever had. 🤗
(We’ve had this many hens at once before but some were 3-4 years old at that point, so not laying as prolifically. Now our oldest flock is 18 months old.)
Flock 1 (first photo) is Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds and Isa Browns.
Flock 3 (second photo) is Amberlinks, Barred Rocks, Australorps and Easter Eggers.
Flock 2 (third photo) is Amberlinks, Pearl White Leghorns, Black S*x Links and Isa Browns.
They’re each in similar mobile coops on old trailers with nest boxes inside and roost bars on the outside. We don’t have a big enough issue with aerial predation to warrant a different design.
They each have a minimum of about a quarter acre (10,000 square feet) at time as we use 100 foot by 100 foot paddocks with Premier 1 Supplies electric poultry net fencing.
That’s how we do pastured eggs up here! With our rainfall (and their impact on wet pasture), 400-500 birds max per flock has worked better for us than keeping all 1200 of them together.
We have eggs available kindly message directly for inquiries
I was gone for a week visiting family .
And not only did our farm team rock it and keep things running smoothly, but they also moved more than half of the pullets out from their hoop house barn to their pasture coop. I’ve never missed a nighttime pullet move out and I gotta say, it feels pretty nice to have it happen without my help. 🤣😍
We are fortunate to currently have a fantastic employee who only lives 15 minutes away, so she and her husband came on Saturday night to help Grant load the birds into the poultry crates and then our other fantastic employee was already scheduled for Sunday morning and helped Grant unload them in the field.
Appreciate you, Danny and Alaura (and Zach!)!! 🙏💗🙏
Grant also managed to score a sweet little manure spreader at an estate scale and find a group of 9 Black Angus/Red Angus/Limousin/Pineywoods crossed steers (yes quadruple cross!) to buy and they’re being delivered tomorrow!
So I got some family time and a little vacay and the farm made some big progress without me here. 💪❤️
🐔🐣🐤🐥🐓
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Duck Eggs are healthy. On nutritional aspect, the eggs of ducks are better than chicken eggs. Duck eggs have more magnesium, calcium, iron, vitamin B12, vitamin A, thiamin, etc. per 100 grams. They are a great source of omega 3 fatty acids, which are vital for a normal human metabolism.
The Vitamin B12 that is present in duck eggs offers a protection against heart disease and cancer. Further, duck eggs provide Vitamin A, which protects eyesight and maintains the health of blood and skin. It is rich in selenium, which enhances the immune system. Also, it provides choline, which stops liver damage from fats and cholesterol and helps with muscle control. Additionally, it is rich in riboflavin (B2), which is a powerful antioxidant.
Their larger more fat more cholesterol yolks give duck egg a rich taste, not just in baking, but everyday eating. Plus, ducks are amazing for your gardens pest control and nothing beats duck antics!
It's supposed to be almost spring, so I went ahead and hatched some chicks...🐣😊 Hoping spring actually arrives soon...because I also have meat birds coming who'll need the brooder! I might have more in the incubator too...
Rhode Island Red. Pure breed chicken. Average Annual Egg Production: 260. ...
Sussex and Sussex Bantam.
Barnevelder.
Maran.
Orpingtons. Pure breed chicken. ...
Leghorn. Pure breed chicken. ...
Silkies. Pure breed chicken. ...
Cochins. Pure breed chicken.
Available message directly for inquiries
A day in Poultry farm , is a day well spent.
Another batch Batams
Rhode Island Reds!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
And eggs available
The are 4 whole weeks old! Their personalities are coming out, and it’s hilarious. We also can tell who is very much the bottom of the Pecking Order, which is quite the appropriate term 😂…Poor gal. She’s precious, though and we have our eye in the situation. They’re so fun and it’s great to watch them grow!
Amrock 💙💙💙💙
Did you know that the Holland breed was developed at Rutgers and now is one of the rarest breeds of chickens?
New arrivals to our Holland flock , fertilized Eggs available,Cock and laying hens! We are excited to add these wonderful genetics to our flock! Did you know that the Holland breed was developed at Rutgers and now is one of the rarest breeds of chickens?
We have been very busy with life here , with lots of good things in the works 🙏🏼✝️…
Meanwhile, our baby Barred Holland chickens have been growing beautifully and are ready for their new “mobile” home outdoors to free range! They wait patiently for their coop to be built, and awe us with their sweet, friendly dispositions.
“Lead me in Your truth and teach me,
For You are the God of my salvation;
For You I wait all the day.” - Psalm 25:5
Kindly message us directly for inquiries
We got 19 to 21 weeks old Rhode Island Red hens. Excess to our breeding stock. Quality large ladies.
It took us time to let them start at this stage,
Orally vaccinated from brooding to finishing
We're proud to have medium to large eggs 2.3 ounces
Up for discussion.
We have the below available at the Farm.
4.5 month old Barred Rocks
5.5 month old Black S*xlinks
5.5 month old Production Reds
2 Month old French Guinea Keets
2 week old Buff silkie chicks
Message us for more info:
Ayam Cemani
Full grown Roster and
Laying Hens
4 weeks chicks
Fertilized Eggs
Place your order
Chicks & Ducks arrived ! They are eating and drinking and will be ready for sale 🥚🐣🐥
Chicks & Ducks have arrived!🥚🐣🐥
Just swimming in the kitchen sink while they’re still small enough!
I'm going to try and start doing a weekly 🥚 post to help everyone know what we have. Keep in mind we normally get about a dozen a day from both chickens and ducks so if we are out, just wait a day ha!
For 🍳, we have 2 dozen ducks and 4 dozen chickens.
For hatching, we have 5 dozen ducks and chickens don't ask 💊. The chickens are barnyard mix and the ducks are welsh harlequin and silver appleyard.
They go fast so don't miss out!
Some is already sterling trouble 🐣😗
We’re so egg-cited for our 2023 Chick!🥚🐣🐥
Of course, we don’t want to count our chickens before they hatch, so stay tuned to our pages to see as soon as they arrive.
Here are the breeds we're expecting tomorrow:
PULLETS
• Welsummer
• Buff Orpington
• Silver Laced Black Wyandotte
• Easter Egger
• Rhode Island Red
• Blue Laced Red Wyandotte
• Splash Laced Red Wyandotte
• Barred Plymouth Rock
ASSORTED
• Rare Ducks
Ducklings available
Others going out already 🐣🐣💕
Kids ,can blame her
Spring is in the air and I'm pretty darn proud of our fluffy yellow chicks. 🐥
Chicks are hatching! All of these are Ameraucana, Easter Eggers and Olive Eggers this time. They should lay different shades of blues and greens. This little yellow baby is an Ameraucana. So excited. This little over-achiever hatched at day 19.
Happy Tuesday!
I know everyone is so very excited to get their little fluffy butts! We are excited for you all as well! I just wanted to come on here and remind everyone that the date listed with the breed of chicks is just representing the week in which they will be arriving!
They arrive towards the end of the week and we will call you as soon as your babies arrive to schedule a pickup time for the next day! (Generally, pick-up day lands on Saturdays!)
Thank you all so much for your patience and kindness this chick season! We appreciate you all. 😀🫶
This guys are going to cause me alot of charges on power this month🐣😂😂
It wouldn't be March in Issaquah without 🐣 chicks 🐣 from PoPoultry farmaPoultry farmIt's one of our favorite ways to mark the seasons shifting. Bring on spring!
Still putting up for discussion
Who wants this trio. Two Pekin ducks and one king khaki Campbell.
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