They write: “Throughout the spring thru fall pasturing season, our hens are kept on fresh certified organic pasture which they consume with great enthusiasm. The vitamin rich forage, supplemented with a balanced mix of organic grains and minerals, creates a nutritious egg high in vitamins, minerals and omega-3 fatty acids.”

“During the colder months, the hens are sheltered in passive solar hoop buildings providing warmth and natural light. They roam freely throughout the structure and organic alfalfa meal is added to the grain. As we enjoy dried foods saved from the summer months, the alfalfa meal is like supplementing dried pasture. The birds like it and the egg yolks seem to darken a shade from the added nutrition.”

“We enjoy our birds and are committed to caring for them in a humane manner while producing a high quality egg delivered fresh to you. We hope that you will see and taste the difference a little grass and sunshine can make.”

Ownership Structure	100
Average Flock Size	100
Single or Double Henhouses	100
Other Certifications (bonus points)	100
Organic Certifier	100
Commitment to Organics	100
Indoor Space per Bird	100
Indoor Enrichments	100
Litter Management	100
Natural Light	100
Outdoor Space per Bird	70
Popholes/Exit to the Outdoors	100
Outdoor Enrichments	60
Outdoor Space Exemptions	70
Outdoor Management System	90
Manure Handling System	100
Forced Molting	100
Beak Trimming	70
Laying Hen Lifespan	60
Use of Spent Hens	100
Death Loss Rate	100
Pullets	40
Pullet Access to Outdoors	40
Feed Produced on Farm	50
US Grown Feed	100
Soy in Feed	Yes
Synthetic Amino Acids	70
Disclosure Rate	90