How Is Pasture Raised Different from Free Range or Cage-Fee?

Pasture-raised eggs are laid by hens that spend their days outdoors roaming the pastures as they please. Our pasture-raised girls get a minimum of 108 square feet EACH – unlike free range and cage-free birds that have far less freedom.  Free range hens typically get a minimum of 2 square feet per bird and have limited access to the outdoors. Cage-free birds get a minimum of 1.2 square foot per bird and may rarely, if ever, see the sunlight. We make sure our girls have access to fresh air and sunshine year-round.