Happy Destiny Farms LLC

01/03/2022

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving!

08/14/2021

I would like to thank all of you who have supported Happy Destiny Farm over the past few years.
Lots of changes going on and hard decisions were made and as of today, we will no longer have farm fresh chicken eggs. Most of the hens and Roos have moved to Newberry to a safe farm and will be cared for by a nice young man.
One roo went to a family who has an autistic adult child and they will be rooming him with a Golden star hen and hope to have little chicks in a couple of months. And 2 other girls went to another family who have a small hobby farm. I am grateful for all the wonderful memories of caring for them especially over the past year and a half.
Again, thank you ❤️🙏🏽❤️
Kathy and Layla Girl

05/21/2021

Happy Friday! It’s a beautiful day that our Lord has made~Rejoice and be glad in it❤️ Psalms 118:24

04/13/2021

Happy Destiny Farms,LLC really does have happy hens laying these beautiful eggs just for you. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all eggs sold will be cleaned and in new carton as per SCDA Egg licensing protocol. $4.00 doz. This week’s special: Buy 3 dozen for $10.00
Drive thru pick up is available at the farm in Chapin, SC. Please call or text ahead to reserve for pick up, orders will be left for you in the cooler on the circle drive. Payment may be made leaving cash when you pick up or can also accept Zelle or PayPal.
For those that live in Columbia area, local pick up for you can be arranged but will need a couple days notice if you aren’t a regular customer.
As always, thank you for supporting local small businesses and farmers.
Text or call (803)237-3006
❤️🌻❤️🌻❤️

04/05/2021

Happy Easter from Happy Destiny Farms.
He has risen!

03/13/2021

Well, Finally after many long weeks the girls have started production and making their beautiful natural Easter eggs.
I have 6 doz available for pick up at the farm or can arrange for you to pick up in Columbia. $4/doz pasture raised eggs from the happy hens.

02/24/2021

Egg Production is lower this time of year, why?

The major environmental cue for control of reproduction is day length. Reception of light for reproductive purposes by the pullet is not primarily through the eyes but rather by the light energy penetrating the skull, skin and feathers and then perceived by an organ within the brain.

Light cues tell your chicken's body whether to release a yolk from her ovaries that will be turned into an egg. Even if the winter weather is warm, if there is not enough light, some breeds may slow down laying in the wintertime. VERY cold weather will also slow down laying because more of your chickens' bodily resources have to go into keeping her warm rather than to producing eggs. However, the primary reason for a winter slow down is shorter days.

In addition, autumn is the season your birds will molt and grow new feathers. Since this production takes energy and resources, your birds will lay fewer eggs (or stop laying altogether) at this time while their bodies produce strong feathers for the coming year.

We are so ready for longer and warmer days!

12/22/2020

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all.

11/11/2020

Thank you to our Veterans!

09/11/2020

Please be silent for a moment and remember the wonderful heroes amongst us and those who lost their lives on this day 19 years ago. Prayers for the people and our great
Country of the United States of America.
May we remember how we came together as a nation and loved one another without any prejudices. 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽