Seeking Local Organic Eggs and Cickens

I just visited this place. I think you will like it.
Rocky Plains Quality Meats

4022 County Road 11

Dacono, CO 80514-8805

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It's a buffalo farm. They have farm fresh eggs, free range chicken & pork. You can even buy a cow share and get raw milk products. They also have other packaged products. I'm vegetarian, but found some interesting items to purchase.

Here are web sites for some local CSA farms:
http://www.redwagonorganicfarm.com/index.htm
http://www.eatabbo.org/
http://cureorganicfarm.com/
http://www.localharvest.org/farms/M18988
http://pachamamafarm.com/

About me:
I moved here in 2007 from Huntington Beach, CA. I have two adult children and a granddaughter living nearby. In CA, I was a part of the Sierra Club True Cost of Food campaign which encourages eating in a way that is good for the environment and all living beings.

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If you are interested in local eggs and chicken, I suggest NestFresh Eggs and Red Bird Chicken. Nest Fresh offers organic and all their eggs are Cage Free and Vegetarian Fed. They are located in Broomfield. Red Bird is not organic but has pretty high standards for their birds, and they taste great. You are always going to have to pay more, but these can be found at just about any grocery store. In case you need to know about beef and milk, Go horizon and Coleman.

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I would say that if you cannot find one then maybe try Eggland Best Eggs in the supermarket. Vegetarian fed chickens, Omega 3 and Vitamin E. These are the only ones I will use. I guess I think it is great that you and your mommy friends are doing this however, maybe keep it more realistic to what you can find. I think maybe in the summer there are a lot of farms that open for tours and you could get eggs there, however I personally wouldn't buy stuff other then veggies and fruits from someone I didn't know either, you don't know how they store them, or there is no regulation....just my two cents. I say buy meats from Whole Foods or just get organic if you are that worried too, getting meat from someone that has no regulations could be scary for your family.

E.,
Have you tried a Vitamin Cottage? I find a lot of healthy alternative foods there and they are better than Whole Foods. They have a warehouse that processes there own products and have a nutionist on staff to help.
Good Luck,
C.