HST/Morelington Farms

We are currently working on our Adopt-A-Hen program. Check back for more details, but here are a few of the highlights.

- You can save a hen
Every hen adopted will mean one less in an intensive corporate farm system. Hens are happier living with room to roam, the ability to lay in the sun at their choosing and searching for grubs and insects.

- Know where your eggs are from
Many more of us want to know where our food comes from, and what has been involved in producing it. Come and visit the farm and see for yourself, check out our Visiting Days.

- Enjoy the freshest eggs
You benefit from a regular supply of eggs, which really do taste better because they are laid by hens that live the way hens were created to live.
Provided you live close enough for delivery or collection of course!

'DISCLAIMER' Our Adopt-A-Hen Program in not affiliated with or connected with http://www.adoptahen.co.uk/ . Please feel free to find Day-Range-Poultry (c) 2002 Good Earth Publications, they describe a program very much like ours and we urge you to develop one to meet the needs of your customers

The alternative to the longstanding American food policy of "cheap and lots" is to eat locally, eat seasonally and eat organic. Filmmaker Bonnie Bucqueroux and her dog Schmoopsie look at the sustainable agriculture movement, including a visit to Michigan State University's Student Organic Farm, where Dr. John Biernbaum discusses the options people have to grow their own food or to buy from local growers. from http://www.strategies4survival .com

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