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Get eggs rich in Omega 3 and Carotenoids | Happy Hens Farm

We know how important it is to keep our girls happy, because the happier the hen the healthier the eggs it lays. Our girls live in organically maintained pastures which is a good source for nutritious plants, seeds, legumes etc. We also provide our girls with a well-balanced diet, including rich flax seed cakes & 100% organic herbs. Happy Hens eggs is rich in Protein, Omega 3 and Carotenoids.Happy Hens organic free-range eggs are rich in Protein, Omega 3 and Carotenoids. Our eggs are quality tested and delivered to you freshly in a premium package.

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We know how important it is to keep our girls happy, because the happier the hen the healthier the eggs it lays. Our girls live in organically maintained pastures which is a good source for nutritious plants, seeds, legumes etc. We also provide our girls with a well-balanced diet, including rich flax seed cakes & 100% organic herbs. Happy Hens eggs is rich in Protein, Omega 3 and Carotenoids.

https://www.thehappyhensfarm.com/our-eggs/

Happy Hens eggs originate mainly from two beautiful rural properties located in Trichy. This region is noted for its temperate climate, clean air and excellent water quality. All our properties have impressive stands of trees, besides smaller copses that provide shade and shelter for our hens.

Happy Hens eggs are also supplied by surrounding farms. We choose the farmers who join the Happy Hens family with great care. They must provide an environment similar to that of our farms and the farmers themselves must be as passionate about and committed to hen welfare as we are. We believe in small family owned farms to ensure best quality of eggs.

One of the indigenous breed we rear is the Kadaknath. It is mainly popular in local to central India because of its adaptability to the environment and also because of the high medicinal properties it possess. The bird has a black plumage with a greenish iridescence, black kegs, claws, beak, comb and wattle. The meat and bones of this breed are dark as well.

We at Happy Hens farm take pride in rearing these breeds in our farm, one reason being that these desi/improved desi breeds have inbound instincts.

The availability of these native breeds is very scarce and so we depend on private institutions and government bodies for their supply.

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Color changes in the eggshell are due to pigments called porphyrins being deposited while the eggs are in the process of formation. The process of color change is linked to the breed of a bird, which means color change is natural. Additionally, shell color has nothing to do with egg quality, flavor, nutritive value or cooking characteristics.

Happy Hens eggs vary in shell color from tan to dark brown and, occasionally, white.

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Happy Hens eggs originate mainly from two beautiful rural properties located in Trichy. This region is noted for its temperate climate, clean air and excellent water quality. All our properties have impressive stands of trees, besides smaller copses that provide shade and shelter for our hens.

Happy Hens eggs are also supplied by surrounding farms. We choose the farmers who join the Happy Hens family with great care. They must provide an environment similar to that of our farms and the farmers themselves must be as passionate about and committed to hen welfare as we are. We believe in small family owned farms to ensure best quality of eggs.

https://www.thehappyhensfarm.com/our-farms/

The difference is weather a rooster was involved or not in egg production. Hens do not need a rooster to lay eggs. Hens ovulate regularly. Such eggs are infertile. However, when a hen mates with a rooster, the eggs produced are fertile and under right incubation can bear chicks. There is no nutritional difference between fertile and infertile eggs. Happy Hens eggs are infertile.