Friendly Hens and Supplies for your Backyard or Farm

For over 15 years, we have been supplying live chicks, pullets, and point-of-lay chickens to farms and residences in the Southwest. We also stock hand-picked and tested accessories to make caring for and raising these egg-laying pets a simple and rewarding experience for the whole family. Additionally, we are proud to produce sustainable fertiliser from chicken manure and hemp, transforming waste into an amazing nutrient-rich product that improves soil health and helps gardens thrive. This innovative process highlights our dedication to sustainability and providing valuable resources for Australian homes and farms.

Accessories

We have carefully crafted our HEMP HEN Fertiliser Pellets and tested our range of accessories to ensure they simplify and enhance the experience of caring for your hens and nurturing your garden. Our fertiliser is designed to boost soil health, promote plant growth, and make your gardening effortless and rewarding. Combined with our thoughtfully selected accessories, we believe these products will not only make the process of raising hens and tending to your garden effortless but also truly enjoyable.

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Our Chooks

We sell two highly sociable chicken breeds, known for their abundant egg-laying, low-maintenance characteristics, and hardiness, making them the ideal choice for anyone looking to start their own backyard flock of hens.

Customer Reviews

We are proud to share some of the wonderful comments we have received from our satisfied customers. Thank you to all of our customers for their support and trust in our services.

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The Farm

Our chickens are raised on a farm in the Southwest's breathtaking Ferguson Valley region. We do not allow pickups straight from the farm due to biosecurity and health risks to our girls, but we do have a convenient pickup site in Eaton that is close to Eaton Fair (other pickup points are coming soon). We also offer delivery for larger orders. Please view our page "Collection of Live Chickens" for additional details on the process and some handy hints on how to transport your chickens.