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Organic farmers meet animal health and welfare standards such as minimum space requirements and provisions for nest boxes, perches and litter. They use 100% organic feed and provide hens with access to the outdoors for at least 1/3 of their life, weather permitting. All organic farms are inspected annually by a third party and are fully traceable from farm to fork. Regulated non-GMO feed. Pastured hens are raised on pasture, with coops to roost in at night and take cover during inclement weather. Hens are able to peck, scratch and graze outdoors on their natural diet. Currently unregulated in Canada. Like all Big Carrot hens, free run hens are cage-free. Free run hens can move freely within a barn and standard practice is to provide nest boxes. Hens may be provided with perches and litter to allow hens to exhibit natural behaviour. Hens do not have access to outdoors. Currently unregulated in Canada. • 100 to 500 hens per flock • Moveable tents so hens have access to fresh grass daily • Roosters kept with hens to provide a natural habitat • Average 225 hens per flock • During winter months, hens are fed fresh hay and grasses • Chickens are kept in moveable pens, which means that they have a new patch of grass every day or roaming free in enclosures • Raised on small, family-run farms • Cage-free barns allow animals to move about freely and express natural behaviours • Nests and perches provided for laying • Natural lighting and ventilation in barns • Roosters kept with hens to provide a natural habitat • Seasonal outdoor access, weather permitting • Organic grain diet • Feed grains never treated with herbicides or pesticides • Hens enjoy the benefits of a unique Swiss aviary barn environment • Hens have seasonal outdoor access, weather permitting • Hens enjoy all the freedom of a large open henhouse with windows • Access to outdoor pens • Eggs are gathered by hand every day, allowing for greater contact between humans and hens ORGANIC SMALL FLOCK DELIGHT NUTRI SPRING FREE RUN EGG-CITING FARM FACTS PASTURED Commited to non-GMO feed. Conventional feed. • Flocks vary from 100 to 1,000 hens NUTRI (la ferme Des Patriotes) VITA EGG ORGANIC HOFFNUNG EGGS VITA-EGGS FREE RUN HOMESTEAD YORKSHIRE VALLEY FARMS NATURE’S FARM • 20 Amish and Mennonite family farms • Average flock size 100- 500 hens • Tent shelter during growing season • Continuous access to pasture • Over-wintered in a barn with natural daylight • All feed is organic grown by collective members
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Organic farmers meet animalhealth and welfare standardssuch as minimum spacerequirements and provisionsfor nest boxes, perches andlitter. They use 100% organicfeed and provide hens withaccess to the outdoors for atleast 1/3 of their life, weatherpermitting. All organic farmsare inspected annually by athird party and are fullytraceable from farm to fork.

Regulated non-GMO feed.

Pastured hens are raised on pasture, with coops to roostin at night and take coverduring inclement weather.Hens are able to peck,scratch and graze outdoorson their natural diet.Currently unregulated inCanada.

Like all Big Carrot hens,free run hens arecage-free. Free run henscan move freely within abarn and standardpractice is to provide nestboxes. Hens may beprovided with perches andlitter to allow hens toexhibit natural behaviour.Hens do not have accessto outdoors. Currentlyunregulated in Canada.

• 100 to 500 hens per flock• Moveable tents so hens have access to fresh grass daily• Roosters kept with hens to provide a natural habitat

• Average 225 hens per flock• During winter months, hens are fed fresh hay and grasses• Chickens are kept in moveable pens, which means that they have a new patch of grass every day or roaming free in enclosures

• Raised on small, family-run farms• Cage-free barns allow animals to move about freely and express natural behaviours• Nests and perches provided for laying• Natural lighting and ventilation in barns• Roosters kept with hens to provide a natural habitat• Seasonal outdoor access, weather permitting• Organic grain diet• Feed grains never treated with herbicides or pesticides

• Hens enjoy the benefits of a unique Swiss aviary barn environment• Hens have seasonal outdoor access, weather permitting

• Hens enjoy all the freedom of a large open henhouse with windows• Access to outdoor pens• Eggs are gathered by hand every day, allowing for greater contact between humans and hens

ORGANIC

SMALL FLOCKDELIGHT

NUTRISPRING

FREE RUN EGG-CITINGFARMFACTS

PASTURED

Commited to non-GMO feed. Conventional feed.

• Flocks vary from 100 to 1,000 hens

NUTRI(la ferme Des Patriotes)

VITA EGGORGANIC

HOFFNUNGEGGS

VITA-EGGSFREE RUN

HOMESTEAD

YORKSHIREVALLEYFARMS

NATURE’SFARM

• 20 Amish and Mennonite family farms• Average flock size 100- 500 hens • Tent shelter during growing season • Continuous access to pasture • Over-wintered in a barn with natural daylight• All feed is organic grown by collective members

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