At this point in time we do NOT have online ordering. However, you can place your order anytime through our contact page. All you need to do is send us an email with what you want to order, and how much, and we will get your order ready to deliver to the drop-off area of your choice. You can also call in your order by calling 1-804-357-5040. We look forward to hearing from you real soon!!

You are welcome to call us at any time to ask a question, place an order, or just to say "hi". We always enjoy talking to people one on one, and helping you make a closer connection to the food you eat. Call: 1-804-357-5040 If no answer, just leave a message, and we will return your call as soon as we can.

Supplementing our animals diets with NON-genetically modified feed, is a high priority for us. This is why we travel to Stuarts Draft, VA each month to haul 3 tons of feed back to our farm. Check out their website. You will learn about the feed we use and why this small, family run farm is so special! www.sunrisefarm.net

When you go to the grocery store, the eggs on the shelf are usually 2 - 4 weeks old when they arrive at the store!

Sometimes you will find a blood spot on the yolk. This does not mean that the egg is fertilized. It is only a blood vessel on the yolk's surface that ruptured during the egg's formation. A blood spot can also indicate the egg's freshness, as the egg ages the yolk takes up water from the albumen, diluting the blood spot. They are fine to eat, but you can remove the blood spot with the tip of a butter knife if needed.

The chalaza is the white rope-like strands that anchor the yolk. They are not imperfections, nor to indicate the beginnings of an embryo. They do not interfere with cooking and do not need to be removed. It also reflects the freshness of an egg, the more predominant the chalaza, the fresher the egg.

above information found at www.allfoodsnatural.com

Our recipes for Rendering fat into Lard, making Pork B.B.Q., and the best Pie Crust recipe ever, have just been listed in our recipe section. Check them out and give them a try. Delicious!!