LFH; Latu Family Homeatead

03/11/2025

Ladies have been doing so good pushing out these eggs!! Proud

03/11/2025

Can't wait for them to grow up & start paying rent lol 😆 soon we will have close to 20 laying hens!!

03/11/2025

Love having happy clients!! Spoiled chickens + spoiling me with eggs = SPOILED CLIENTS!!

Thanks for the pictures Monica Rodriguez ! They look beautiful in your kitchen 😉

Enjoy!! 🥚🍳 🥓

Call us today for fresh eggs!

From butt's to guts! 😆 🤣 🐔 🥚

02/28/2025

Egg hunt! 🥚;)

02/28/2025

Another happy client!!

02/26/2025

Who needs eggs?! Local egg dealer here.. nothing but the best organic, nongmo, freeranging chickens. Place your order, spots fill up fast!

02/26/2025

Thanks for the rent ladies!

02/26/2025

2 dozen ready to go!

Call & place your order for organic, nonGMO, freeranging eggs.

(239)672-6440

02/26/2025

Chicken little AKA Birdie AKA CROOKED beak about to get a day she's 3 weeks old.

02/18/2025

As baby chick season rolls around and egg prices keep climbing, I know a lot of folks are probably thinking about raising their own chickens. Before you rush to the farm store to grab all the adorable chicks (yes, they are hard to resist!), here are 10 things to think about first:

1. Patience is key—Most hens won’t start laying eggs until they’re about 18-22 weeks old (roughly 5 months).

2. Baby chicks need warmth—For their first few weeks, chicks need to be kept at about 95°F.

3. Feeding isn’t free—Chickens eat…a lot. And like everything else these days, feed prices are up. A 50lb bag of layer feed will set you back over $20.

4. Molting happens—Chickens go through a molting phase where they shed feathers, look a little rough, and stop laying eggs for a while.

5. Winter means fewer eggs—Egg production naturally slows down in the colder months.

6. Chickens can live a long time—Their lifespan is 5-10 years, so they’re a long-term commitment.

7. Predators are a real threat—Foxes, raccoons, coyotes, and even neighborhood dogs will see your chickens as dinner.

8. Mess makers—Chickens will p**p everywhere. Whether they’re in a coop or free-ranging, you’ll need to clean up after them regularly.

9. Yard damage—Chickens love to dig and scratch, which can wreak havoc on flower beds and landscaping.

10. Health concerns—Chickens can get sick or injured, just like any other pet or livestock, so be prepared to deal with potential vet visits.

I’m not saying this to discourage anyone from raising chickens—I think it’s fantastic to grow your own food! But chickens are living creatures that require time, effort, and care. If the rising cost of eggs has you dreaming of backyard chickens, just take a moment to research what you’re getting into. It’s definitely not as simple as buying a fish.

From one chicken owner to another.

We do sell our chicken eggs.We sell half dozens, dozens and dozens & half. They're organic, NONGMO, free rangeChickens and I might add very spoiled!! Spoiled chickens lay better eggs! 🥚 🍳

02/18/2025

One day..just waitttt

Figured ya’ll may like this as a reference on eggs ❤️

01/24/2025

Sorry about my name still being under my cleaning company. I've tried changing it like 6 times and I don't know why it's not allowing me to. If anybody has any info on how I can change it, please, please let me know lol help a girl out!