Spectrum Eggs

We offer several types of feed for our flock. They are always free range and have access to about an acre of compost, as well as the woods and pastures on the property. During spring, summer and fall, much of their nutrition is from free ranging. For dry feed they get scratch grain and layer crumbles. We also supplement with fermented corn, yogurt and soaked scratch grain. Pelleted feed and alfalfa leaves (from feeding alfalfa to other critters) are soaked in the liquid drained from the fermented grain.

Providing soaked and fermented food increases the overall health and laying of our flock. We just want to be transparent about the feeding and care of our birds.

Easter is right around the corner. We have tons of colored and tinted eggs. These are beautiful enough you don't have to dye them. But tinted eggs, like the top dozen, can be fun for dyeing. Mixing colors to see what you get, or enhancing the color it's already showing. I will have several dozen at C-Arrow this weekend. These will all be unwashed, so best to leave them at room temp.