Adopt a Hen Gift Idea
Adopt a hen on a farm and receive quality products several times throughout the year of adoption.
There is a sense of comfort in knowing that the produce you are consuming is of quality, and having the knowledge of the origin of the product also gives you some peace of mind.
Come and try this incredible experience or purchase this hen adoption as an original gift idea for your mum, dad, grandfather, grandmother ... etc! It makes a wonderful gift for any special occasion; Easter, a Birthday, Christmas or Valentine's day gift, adopting a hen is suitable on any celebratory day.
What it includes
The adoption of the hen gives you the opportunity to receive 20/30 organic eggs on a quarterly basis.
With the adoption of the hen, you can visit the farm at and meet your chicken, you will be given an adoption certificate too!
The number of eggs varies depending on the productivity of the hen.
Why buy this adopt a hen gift?
Simply, antibiotics are not administered, the hens are fed with company cereals from neighboring farms (without GMOs), they live a happy life, and the eggs are of excellent quality and taste and are usually richer in natural vitamins.
The cereals are mostly administered whole to better preserve the natural function of the hen's stomach, also being outdoors their feeding is enriched with grass and insects that they find scratching free, hence the choice to use rustic breeds that take advantage of the grazing is better.
Having a natural life, egg production varies with photoperiodism and environmental temperatures, thus having periods in which there will be a drop in production and consequently, potentially a decrease in egg production.
Annual Hen Adoption
The annual hen adoption allows you to obtain a large number of fresh organic eggs, to be picked up from the farm over the period of adoption.
Locations
The following locations, are where the farms are located for our hen adoption gift ...
- Aberdeenshire
- Shropshire
- Hampshire
- Yorkshire
- Somerset
- Dorset
- Cornwall
- Devon
- Lincolnshire
- Perthshire
- Greater London