Keene Organics 

Chickens foraging for grasses, bugs and worms...mmmm...

Farm Fresh Pastured Eggs

You can get our eggs and other products at:

Waukesha Farmer's Market Saturday Mornings

Deforest Farmer's Market Tuesdays 3:30-4:30pm Market Street

 Northside Farmers MarketSunday 8:30-12:30pm

If you can't make it to one of our farmer's markets, we do have our eggs in stores around the Madison area:

Jim's Meat Market

1436 Northport Drive

Madison, WI

Next to PDQ Across from Warner Park

http://www.jimsmeatmarketanddeli.com/

Hours:  Mon. - Fri.: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am - 6:30 pm

Sunday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Hamann Chacutrie

Sausage Shoppe

Northside Town Center (next to True Value)

parking lot where the Farmer's Market Is

Try his awesome sausages and brats!

Sassy Cow Creamery

4192 Bristol Rd
Columbus, WI 53925

Eggs from another pastured poultry farmer are also sold here too!

Core Athletics

Middleton, WI

Contact us for location of eggs

Thank you so much for your support this season.  We have had a lot of fun raising chickens in a clean healthy environment where the chickens are treated like they should be.  We believe all the extra effort is worth the excellent eggs they produce.  Thanks for all the nice compliments.  It makes working with the chickens even more fun!

Free Range/Pastured Brown Eggs

We offer great tasting large brown chicken eggs.  Our eggs are not certified organic.  About ½ of our flock is certified organic and ½ of our original flock has been feed conventional feed as they were raised as pullets.  ALL of our laying hens eat Certified Organic feed and grasses. Our chickens are moved to fresh pasture or new grass every few days where they can eat fresh grass, bugs, worms, enjoy the sunshine, fresh air, and have a happy, healthy life.  Yes, they are spoiled chickens! 

Not only are you getting farm fresh delicious eggs, but eggs are a nutrient-dense food, providing a complex array of both macro- and micro-nutrients. New research has shown the differences between eggs from hens raised naturally on pastures rather than in factory farmed cage operations or supermarket eggs.  You can also taste the difference! 

• ·1/4 less saturated fat
• ·1/3 less cholesterol
• ·2/3 more vitamin A
• ·2 times more omega-3 fatty acids
• ·3 times more vitamin E
• ·7 times more beta carotene
• ·5 time higher in vitamin D
• ·Higher in folic acid and B12

What makes our eggs so good?

• Our chickens FREE RANGE OUTSIDE!

• As they free range, they eat a salad bar range of FRESH GRASSES on our certified organic farm.

• They live in a SMALL FLOCK of chickens.

• They live in a CLEAN ENVIRONMENT by moving their house to new grass weekly.

• They lay their eggs in their house in NESTS.

• They live OUTSIDE.  Their house is there for laying eggs in their nests, for roosting, sleeping, and protection from weather and predators.

• They get DAILY TREATS from our organic garden.  They love cucumbers, pumpkins, huckleberries, tomatoes, squash, corn, swiss chard, broccoli and whatever else is in season.  Otherwise, we bring them organic greens from a local store to ensure they are getting the vegetables they love to eat.

• They have PLAYGROUNDS to keep them busy and stress free which could be a dirt pile to dust in, a pile of woodchips, a raised garden bed, and our son makes them a river in his rock pile to give them a place to drink and engineered river of water, etc.

• NO MEDICATION!  We keep them healthy through good nutrition, vitamins, preventative measures, and a stress free, and clean environment.  As they free range, they find the nutrition they are craving that keeps them healthy too.

• HUMAINLY TREATED – can’t you tell they are spoiled chickens?

• Our eggs are COLLECTED though out the day.  They are CLEANED following food safety standards. 

• We write the day the eggs are LAID on our carton, so you know how fresh they really are.  With the high demand for our eggs, we have never delivered eggs to a store or customer over 7 days old. 

• They are free to be chickens!  They are spoiled and are treated and act like pets.  We are lucky enough to be able to get wonderful eggs in this rare environment.

Chicken making their nest with straw in their nesting boxes. Next picture are eggs that

roll out their nest box.

Aaron with his chickens Betty and Whitie.