Amy Castleman
Founder
Co-founder who believes strongly in local agriculture and the welfare of the farm's hens.
Happy Morning Farm
307 miles · Farmshop, eggs
Happy Morning Farm is a family run farm in Sterling, Virginia selling pasture raised soy free eggs from hens on an organic diet, quail eggs and raw local honey for pickup in Loudoun County.
Happy Morning Farm is a small backyard farm in Sterling, Virginia that began when the family started keeping hens and found they rather enjoyed it.
The birds live outdoors on pasture, foraging for worms and bugs, and are fed a natural, soy-free, organic diet, which is what makes the eggs worth seeking out.
The farm sells pasture raised, soy-free eggs and raw local honey. Order through the website for delivery, or call in during the day, as the farm keeps regular daily hours.
What they sell
- Pasture raised eggs
- Quail eggs
- Raw honey
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.9
From 150 Google reviews
11 September 2026
They're simply the best! Such a friendly family with delicious & quality offerings, cute chickens!!, and wonderful service. A neighborhood treasure!
22 August 2026
So Happy to pick up another great order from Happy Morning Farm! Adding some super fresh & local Hot Honey…so tasty!! Love knowing the farmer and the cute hens!! See you again soon Clif-Thank You for helping keep us healthy!! AG.
18 August 2026
Clifton with a flock of his 10 backyard hens on maybe 1/8 acre coop fed a standard non corn and non soy commercial layer feed (whether bought online through Amazon Poultry Feed or at a local farm store) with no nutritional rich grass or bugs will lay about 6 brown eggs per day during peak season, which translates to roughly 42 eggs per week. He has multi colored eggs- Easter Eggers, Olive Eggers, and Cream Legbars those hens lay about 3 eggs per week selling now for 9$🤣. Where the other cartons of eggs he sells at the farmers market is probably a scam. Plus he sells honey? No way his HOA would allow honey bee boxes, plus it’s a heavy dense neighborhood he lives in. Most likely you are getting cheap store bought blended honey sold at a premium scam price. Let’s not forget about the quail eggs, no quails on his property. He has his address listed go see for yourself. No pastured raised, no free range, not organic (just because you feed organic feed off Amazon doesn’t make the eggs organic), I’d classify these eggs cage free at best. Most likely high omega 6 eggs at a premium price. Don’t be fooled. Go lookup his AI generated bee page https: //www.beecrazyapiary.com/ or the other fake organic egg farm he gets his eggs from “whispering horse farm”, he claims 5 other farms in the area that are organic pastured raised non soy - but yet he can’t name 1. I can tell you I know every egg farm /feed in VA, MD and PA and there is only one organic certified farm and a few that don’t feed soy and they definitely don’t “partner” with a reseller. There is no taste with the honey. My guess Clifton goes to an Asian H mart gathers the different types of eggs and honey sells at a scam price. Best wrap up shop Clifton, if I see you at the farmers market again I’m reporting you to USDA and FTC for Deception of organic pastured and resale of commercial products labeled as farm-produced. I can’t believe you are teaching your kids how to scam people that go to markets to get healthy Nutritional products yet they are getting scammed. You even had your family paint a bee box. Disgraceful.
