Pasture-Raised Chicken Eggs – Corn & Soy Free (12 Ungraded Eggs)

Experience the difference of truly pasture-raised eggs with Oregon Meat Co.'s Pasture-Raised Chicken Eggs. Sold by the dozen, these 12 ungraded eggs come from hens that live outdoors on pasture, where they are free to roam, forage, and express their natural behaviors. The result is eggs with rich, golden yolks, strong shells, and exceptional flavor you can see and taste.

What Makes Our Eggs Different?

Our hens are raised on open pasture and supplemented with a locally sourced, freshly milled feed that is completely free of corn and soy. This clean, intentional diet produces eggs that are not only more flavorful but also a better option for those looking to avoid common feed ingredients found in conventional eggs.

Unlike commercial eggs, our eggs are ungraded, meaning they come to you just as nature intended—varying slightly in size, color, and shape, but always fresh and full of nutrition.

• Pasture-Raised Hens with Unlimited Outdoor Access
• Corn & Soy Free Feed – Locally Sourced and Freshly Milled
• 12 Ungraded Eggs per Carton
• Rich Golden Yolks & Superior Flavor
• No GMOs, No Confinement

Why Choose Pasture-Raised Eggs?

Pasture-raised eggs are widely recognized for their improved nutrient profile compared to conventional eggs. With access to grasses, bugs, and natural forage, hens produce eggs that are richer in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants. The difference is visible in the deep color of the yolks and noticeable in every bite.

Simple Serving Idea: Perfect Farm Eggs

1. Heat a skillet over medium heat with butter or olive oil.
2. Crack eggs gently into the pan and cook to your preferred doneness.
3. Season with sea salt and fresh cracked pepper.
4. Serve with sourdough toast, fresh greens, or alongside your favorite breakfast meats.

Simple, wholesome, and packed with flavor—just the way eggs should be.

Order Pasture-Raised Eggs Today

Bring home a dozen of Oregon Meat Co.'s pasture-raised, corn and soy-free eggs and taste the difference that real farming makes.