Shelly obtained hatching eggs from us to allow her students the opportunity to witness the miracle of life. She mentioned, "The babies are doing well and the kids love them. They have all given them names and rush into my class every day so they can hold them".

When asked how her chicken's were doing, Cheryl warmed my heart by writing, "They are doing so wonderful and I'm getting the prettiest eggs. The one I am especially proud of is the Salmon Faverolle we got from you last year. She is the prettiest chicken and probably the most friendliest I've ever seen.  Her name is Gigi." ​ Cheryl's coop and run area are excellent examples of planting fresh herbs to surround their area.

We love getting photos and updates from the families that choose to our farm as their backyard chicken resource. As we compile the stories and photos that have already been submitted to us by email or text, we will add them to this forum. We encourage all website members to share their cute photos on this forum. To kick this post off, I am adding photos of Lisa's hatch. She purchased our random variety of our city dozen hatching eggs Once she identified which chickens were roosters, they were able to join our Rooster's Gentlemen's Club .