MuteWitness
11-08-2005, 17:02
Does anyone on here have hens and sell eggs? or know where you can buy farm eggs?
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View Full Version : Where can I buy farm eggs? MuteWitness 11-08-2005, 17:02 Does anyone on here have hens and sell eggs? or know where you can buy farm eggs? owdlad 11-08-2005, 17:11 When you say Farm eggs, do you mean free range eggs, because farm eggs can be any egg that is raised on a farm......even the caged birds are on farms. MuteWitness 11-08-2005, 17:16 ment the free range type do you know anywhere? teddygirl 11-08-2005, 17:22 Graves park sell there eggs at the farm, infact many farms that might be in your area prob sell eggs desy 11-08-2005, 17:54 Starbuck farm, Beighton Farm at crossroads on way from Todwick Cross roads to Dinnington chopper 11-08-2005, 18:52 try the farm at the top of cowper avenue at fox hill loverly egg:nod: jkmuffin 12-08-2005, 00:00 'Just Natural' - the veg shop on Crookes sells eggs from Hagg farm (about a mile down the road0. They've just been refurbished and despite looking much slicker, their stock has diminished so I'm not sure if they still do 'em. .... Escafeldia 12-08-2005, 09:03 Why not buy two or three hens and get your own? My next door neighbour has about twelve hens which are free range and have a hut to sleep in at night. He seems to get a good supply of fresh eggs. One thing to remember though is don't get a cockerel - the damned things start crowing at ungodly hours in the morning - try three o'clock. A two legged fox got the last one he had. Very tasty it was as well - so I was told.:clap: :clap: vanjon 12-08-2005, 15:35 Fresh eggs sound good, where can I get a couple of chickens in Sheffield? slimsid2000 12-08-2005, 15:41 A farm at Stannington used to sell fresh eggs. Don't know if they still do. Scammy 12-08-2005, 22:23 whirlow farm has them as i live up there trentboy2 13-08-2005, 01:48 Go to your nearest butchers they'll have locally produced free range eggs from around hear plus it's cheaper than supermarkets. Infact while your there buy some meat because thats cheaper than supermarkets too. |