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Our Farming Model: Family Farms, Smaller Flocks, Better Care

At Utopihen Farms, we believe the way eggs are raised matters. That’s why our farming model is built around independently owned family farms that prioritize animal welfare, responsible farming practices, and long-term sustainability. We work with multi-generational farmers who raise hens in intentionally smaller flocks, capped at 4,000 birds. Keeping flock sizes smaller helps reduce

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Meet the Ladies: Our Chicken Breeds

Six breeds. One standard. Real outdoor access, non-GMO feed, and small family farms in the Lancaster County area— for every single egg we sell. Hy-Line Browns: Sturdy, docile, and calm around people. They are one of the most widely used commercial brown-egg laying hybrids Bovan’s Brown: A Dutch-origin brown-egg hybrid known for consistent productionand an easygoing

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Sustainable Agriculture in a Broken System – Takeaways from PASA’s Sustainable Agriculture Conference

By: Taylor Cox, Inside Sales & Customer Care at Utopihen Farms Attending PASA‘s Sustainable Agriculture Conference always increases my excitement (if that’s even possible!) for agriculture and our food system. This years event sparked a lot of questions that carry me into a part of the year that is all about pondering, cultivating new viewpoints, watering

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