Where to buy farmers cow eggs near me?

Farmer's Cow eggs are a type of eggs produced by hens raised by The Farmer's Cow, a cooperative of six family-owned farms in Connecticut, the U.S.

Yes, Farmer’s Cow eggs are free-range. Their hens have access to outdoors and are allowed to live in a more natural environment.

Yes, Farmer's Cow eggs are Non-GMO Project Verified, which means the feed for the hens does not contain genetically modified organisms.

Farmer's Cow eggs typically last for 4-5 weeks in the refrigerator.

The price may vary by location and retailer, but typically a dozen Farmer's Cow eggs cost around $5.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Yes, Farmer's Cow eggs are safe for pets to eat. However, it’s advised you cook them before feeding to your pet.

Yes, the size of Farmer's Cow eggs can vary, but they are typically larger than average eggs because of the breed of hens used.

Farmer's Cow eggs are produced in Connecticut, the U.S.

Yes, Farmer's Cow eggs are organic, which means the hens are fed organic feed and live in conditions that meet the U.S. Department of Agriculture's organic standards.

Farmer's Cow eggs can be cooked in the same way as other eggs, such as boiling, scrambling, frying, baking, or poaching.

Farmer's Cow eggs are packaged in 100% post-consumer recycled and recyclable cartons.

The color of an egg is determined by the breed of the hen. The hens that the Farmer's Cow uses typically lay brown eggs.

Yes, Farmer’s Cow eggs are hormone-free as they come from hens not treated with hormones.

The taste of Farmer's Cow eggs might be richer and more flavorful due to the organic and free-range conditions in which the hens are raised.

The hens at the Farmer's Cow farms are treated well with opportunities to roam outdoors, and are not treated with hormones.