Let us show you real pasture raised eggsLooking for pasture raised eggs? Search the Get Real Chicken website to find a farmer who can meet your needs. Get Real Chicken is a project of the American Pastured Poultry Producers Association. The video clears up the label confusion common in the grocery store aisle by setting a clear expectation of what pasture raised means. Pasture raised hens move to fresh pasture often. They live a majority of their lives on pasture and not in a barn that only gives access to pasture. Movement to fresh pasture ensures that the benefits of the pastured poultry farming model come together into an egg that is documented to be more nutrient dense in important vitamins and fats when compared to non-pasture raised eggs. Pasture Raised Egg Nutrition HighlightsCompared to non-pastured chicken and eggs, pasture raised chicken and eggs have the following nutritional differences:
Thank you, ContributorsAPPPA would like to thank these contributors for their generous support of "Let us show you real pasture raised eggs:" Badger's Millside Farm, Pennsylvania Chixweed Farm, LLC New Jersey 1690 Farm, Maryland Woods Edge Farm, Indiana Asgaard Farm, New York FarmApp, Florida LoneStar EcoGreen, Farms Texas Grove Ladder, Farm Florida Blackland Farm & Cattle, Texas Longbottom Farm, Virginia Foose Farm, Ohio Terra Farma, Oregon AJH Farm Enterprises, Missouri Haring family farm, New Jersey Joseph Heckman, New Jersey Levee Run Farm, Mississippi Sweetlove Farm, Kansas Off the Shelf Farm, Massachusetts Lindenhof Farm, Pennsylvania Red House Ranch, New York Nick's Organic Farm, Maryland McIntyre Pastures. Idaho 1450 Farm, Kansas Palmetto Pastures, South Carolina Moyer's Chicks, Pennsylvania Nelson Grass Farm, Minnesota FreshOrr Family Farm,s Ohio Deer Run Farm, Maryland Windsong Farm, New Jersey Slingerland Family Farm, New York Springfield Farm, Maryland Village Acres Farm, Pennsylvania Snow Organic Ag, Vermont Sugar Hill Farm, Pennsylvania Prairie Farmstead, Texas Pastured Steps Family Farm, Texas Rane Beau Hill farm, Michigan Receive Free PDF Issue of APPPA Grit NewsletterAPPPA publishes a weekly newsletter to bring tips, news, and thoughtful commentary about pastured poultry to your inbox. Subscribe and receive a free issue of our bi-monthly trade newsletter, APPPA Grit. We mail APPPA Grit to all paid members bi-monthly. | Membership At a Glance
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