Free Range Country Chicken Eggs
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Fresh-n-Natural farms produce delicious and nutritious eggs because of their unique farming style and high standards. The hens are free to roam and spend all day foraging organic fields for grass, bugs and worms. We make sure there’s plenty of shade out on the pastures, and a ready supply of both clean, fresh water and our carefully formulated supplemental feed. The chicken are always on pasture and are never given antibiotics or hormones. Each flock has different breeds of chickens, which means that eggs may be different colors. This gives the eggs a unique look that is not typically found in the grocery store.
The Eggmobile is a portable hen house and the laying hens free range from it, eating bugs and scratching through cattle droppings to sanitize the pasture just like birds in nature that always follow herbivores as biological cleansers. Because of this variety in their diet, the eggs that are laid are rich in essential nutrients and are a heath promoter compared to the factory chicken eggs.
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