How to Buy:

Our Natural Farm Fresh Eggs are available year around and can purchased via an Egg Buying Club closest to you or by visiting our On-farm Store.

About our Eggs

It's pretty much common knowledge these days that most eggs you find in the store come from factory farms where laying hens are caged and given no other choice but to eat medicated feeds and of course animal by-products that provide a cheap source of protein. The life of a commercial egg laying hen is sure to be a miserable experience from the day it's born until the day it's turned into the protein source for the next generation of laying hens.

At the Seven Sons Farm here in Roanoke, Indiana the laying hens on our farm have quite a different story to tell! When hens arrive at the farm, instead of being greeted with a small cage to live in, they have a nice large barn accommodated with plenty of bedded floor space, natural roosting space, secluded egg nest boxes, natural lighting cycles and fresh air ventilation. Weather permitting (above freezing) hens are also given access to our pasture where they can enjoy the natural sunlight and scratch around while foraging for green plants and insects.
Instead of feeds that contain medications and dead chicken remains, our hens actually have access to a natural blend of feed! We go to great lengths to find the very best ingredients to produce top quality feed. We grow our own corn and soybeans without the use of commercial fertilizers or pesticides. Our grains are then combined with the highest quality all-natural ingredients, resulting in a healthy balanced feed for our chickens.

Here at our farm, hens are raised:

• without the use of antibiotics
• without the use of hormones
• without the use of preservatives
• humanely treated
• free to range
• with high quality all-natural feed

Picture the Difference!
Confinement Laying Hens	Our Free-Range Laying Hens
Confinement Laying Hens	Our Free-Range Laying Hens
More Free-Range Photos:
Hens foraging in the pasture	Hens foraging in the pasture
Our hens have access to the outdoors!	Some of our hens even enjoy the outdoors on the cold days!