They write: “Our happy hens eat soy-free, certified organic feed, harvest gleanings from the farm, and they’re pastured in our tropical fruit grove in their chicken tractors. Wait……. their WHAT??? What’s a chicken tractor? It’s a bottomless, moveable pen, which provides shelter from the rain, roosting poles, nest boxes and protection from predators. We move them every few days to new grass, giving the hens regular access to fresh pasture, bugs, weeds and seeds. They, in turn, reduce the insect and weed population and fertilize the soil as they go along. We love it and so do the girls! Our farm has been certified organic since 1997. Our first laying flock began producing in November 2004. Every year we add some new chicks and cull our roosters and older hens. Our assortment of heritage breeds ensures that every pack of our eggs includes a rainbow of brown, white, green, blue and speckled eggs, in nearly every size imaginable (we eat the really teeny ones, and the occasional ones that are so big they’d get crushed in the egg carton).”

Ownership Structure	100
Average Flock Size	100
Single or Double Henhouses	100
Other Certifications (bonus points)	100
Organic Certifier	85
Commitment to Organics	100
Indoor Space per Bird	100
Indoor Enrichments	100
Litter Management	100
Natural Light	100
Outdoor Space per Bird	100
Popholes/Exit to the Outdoors	100
Outdoor Enrichments	100
Outdoor Space Exemptions	100
Outdoor Management System	95
Manure Handling System	100
Forced Molting	100
Beak Trimming	100
Laying Hen Lifespan	80
Use of Spent Hens	100
Death Loss Rate	60
Pullets	90
Pullet Access to Outdoors	100
Feed Produced on Farm	50
US Grown Feed	70
Soy in Feed	No
Synthetic Amino Acids	70
Disclosure Rate	100