top of page
Frequently Asked Questions
For the safety and well-being of our animals, we do not ship live chicks. However, we are happy to offer shipping of fertilized hatching eggs as an alternative.
We vaccinate our day-old chicks against Marek’s disease, a highly contagious and incurable form of cancer that affects poultry. This early vaccination is an essential step in ensuring the long-term health and protection of our birds.
Yes, chick pickups are available by appointment only. To ensure the biosecurity and safety of our flock, our farm is not open for tours. However, we are happy to accommodate scheduled appointments for chick pickups. Please contact us in advance to arrange a time that works best for you.
We are located at 34700 Borchard Rd, Lake Elsinore, CA.
We are proud to source our stock from some of the top breeders across the United States. We carefully select breeders who adhere to the Standard of Perfection (SOP) for all the breeds we offer. Maintaining high standards of quality and temperament is a top priority in our breeding program.
Yes, we do offer out-of-state shipping; however, we currently ship fertilized eggs only.
Our ranch is open by appointment only. If you would like to schedule a visit, please contact us in advance to arrange a convenient time.
Yes, we offer eggs both for eating and hatching purposes.
We incorporate a wide range of supplements to support the overall health and nutrition of our animals. For preventative care, we use Mountain Rose organic herbs, and our chicks receive weekly probiotics and liquid vitamin supplements to promote healthy development. In addition, all of our animals benefit from organic produce grown right here on the farm, ensuring a natural and balanced diet.
We feed our chickens and pigs Scratch and Peck brand feed, known for its high-quality, non-GMO, and organic ingredients that support animal health and well-being.
Our coops and huts are located outdoors and are maintained to a high standard of cleanliness to support the health and well-being of our animals. All animals are given rotational free-range access across our property, allowing them to roam, forage, and thrive in a natural environment.
Although we do not hold official government organic certification, we are committed to feeding our animals to standards that exceed typical organic guidelines.
Yes, our animals are considered part of our family and are treated with the utmost care and respect. When it comes time for processing, we exclusively partner with businesses that share our high ethical standards.
To maintain strict biosecurity, our farm is closed to the general public. Additionally, we do not accept live animals onto the property. All new stock is introduced exclusively through fertilized eggs.
We employ a livestock guardian dog to ensure the safety and protection of our flock. Additionally, our chickens have constant access to secure, predator-proof pens for their added security.
Our ranch is home to a diverse selection of chicken breeds, including Ameraucanas, Orpingtons, Olive Eggers, Silkies, Black Copper Marans, and Brahmas.
For the most up-to-date information on available breeds, please call or text us at (949) 393-9947.
Our typical breeding setup maintains a ratio of one rooster to six to eight hens to ensure optimal flock health and fertility.
We are committed to the ethical raising and humane treatment of our animals, which includes a strict policy against beak trimming. While this practice is common on some farms, we choose not to perform it, prioritizing the well-being of our chickens.
You can contact us by email or by calling us at (949) 939-9947.
While our classes are primarily designed to benefit clients with disabilities, they are open to everyone. Our programs focus on developing social skills, as well as practical skills in farming, homesteading, camping, sewing, cooking, wilderness survival, and leadership.
While the majority of our clients are teens to young adults, we warmly welcome participants of all ages.
Most clients are Regional Center funded, but direct payment is also accepted.
Personal assistants or parents are welcome to accompany clients, with arrangements determined on a case-by-case basis.
All necessary supplies are provided on the farm. Clients are advised to dress appropriately for the class they will be attending. For outdoor sessions, closed-toe shoes and long pants are required to ensure safety.
bottom of page