Happy Morning Farm

The organic blue & green eggs are my favorite! I used to buy Vital Farms eggs until I learned they feed their chickens marigolds to make the yolks orange and also feed them soy/corn, which makes their Omega-6 content really high (approx 23%). No thanks! I’m sensitive to soy as it gives me brain fog, so I try to avoid consuming it. I’m so glad I found Happy Morning Farm as their eggs are usually just 1-2 days old when I pick them up. I buy them unwashed with the bloom intact so I can leave them on the counter at room temperature. I enjoy poaching 2 of these eggs every day over a bed of hash browns and am so glad I can support my local egg farmer instead of Amazon.

First off…I placed an online order for delivery and they arrived 30 minutes later. I was expecting a couple days at least for delivery. Secondly, best quality eggs I’ve ever had anywhere ever. Let it be know, I eat at least four eggs every day for the past 20 years…it’s taken me this long to discover my favorite. Never buying eggs from the store again. Only from Happy Morning from here on out.

I can’t say enough about how thrilled I am to have access to fresh heritage eggs in my backyard. Literally the best tasting eggs you should invest in for your true health and wellbeing. The hens are extremely well looked after and they produce excellent eggs. My fav are their blue/green eggs, sometime double yolks as a bonus!!! Happy Morning Farm run a great family business and value their customers. Easy to do business with and they are always responsive to calls and texts. Great website and communication weekly. Do start trying their eggs. I heard Uber Eats can pick up orders too!! Go for it - invest in the best 🐓❤️🐓

My family purchased 1 dozen of eggs for incubation 22 days ago. Today we’re excited to have 11 brand new baby chicks. I highly recommend purchasing! Did I mention, they’re so fluffy and cute as button💕

THE FARM IS A PERSON'S HOUSE, don't be alarmed!! I was looking for local honey as a natural allergy treatment supplement, and Happy Morning Farm was the first suggestion local to me. The owner has a sophisticated homesteading business setup, complete with automated QR code texting to alert that I arrived and a view of the chicken flock. I talked with the owner about how he and his wife started the business and walked away with a fresh jar of honey for $12.50. The honey... tastes like honey haha. No unique flavor, but hopefully I get the immunological benefits of exposure to local pollen, which is all I need. When I finish my two cartons of eggs languishing in my fridge, I'll be back for the eggs all the reviews say are amazing.