Legacy Land and Livestock

08/13/2026

Shannon Weaver and Shonda Harvey are our winners from the drawing!!! Thanks to all our customers!!! Shannon and Shonda lets us know if you want a free dozen chicken or duck eggs and when you would like to pick up. 😊

08/07/2026

Don’t forget to leave us a review!! We love to hear what you think!! ❤️

08/07/2026

Back to school egg-extravaganza!!!

For three days only(8/7-8/9)!!!Our eggs are on sale for $2 dozen chicken eggs or $3 for 18 count of chicken eggs and $3 dozen for duck eggs. Plus as an added bonus! For each dozen chicken eggs or dozen duck eggs you purchase gets you name in a drawing for your chance to win a dozen free duck or chicken eggs!! You also can get your name in the drawing by sharing our post and like/ following our farm page. ( drawing will take place next week and will be posted on our farm page Wednesday (8/12). There will be 2 winners chosen and the winners will have three days to claim the prize.) Thanks to our loyal customers!!

07/26/2026

🚨Last day for the flash sale!!🚨
We have plenty of duck eggs left but are running low on chicken eggs.

🌻July FLASH sale!!!!🌻
Duck eggs are $3 dozen and chicken eggs are $2/dozen or $3 for 18count for three days only. 7//24 - 7/26. While supply last. Get your orders in quick. All eggs are washed and refrigerated. Must pick up will not deliver!

07/24/2026

🌻July FLASH sale!!!!🌻
Duck eggs are $3 dozen and chicken eggs are $2/dozen or $3 for 18count for three days only. 7//24 - 7/26. While supply last. Get your orders in quick. All eggs are washed and refrigerated. Must pick up will not deliver!

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July. Hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th❤️🤍💙❤️🤍💙❤️🤍💙

06/26/2026

🇺🇸4th of July special 🇺🇸
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To celebrate America’s 250th Independence Day starting today 6/26 through 7/5 our farm fresh ducks will be $2.50 a dozen. Our duck eggs are amazing to cook with. So before you start your holiday baking make sure you get duck eggs to cook with. We also have chicken eggs available $4/dozen or $6 count. Pick up in Durant. All eggs are washed and refrigerated.

06/25/2026

You just picked up a dozen beautiful farm fresh eggs from Legacy Land and Livestock. Now how do you keep them at peak freshness? Proper storage makes a real difference — farm eggs can last significantly longer than store-bought when handled correctly.

The Bloom: Nature's Protective Coating

When a hen lays an egg, it comes out with a thin natural coating called the bloom (or cuticle). This invisible layer seals the shell pores and keeps bacteria out while slowing moisture loss. It's the egg's built-in preservation system.

Store-bought eggs are washed before sale, which removes the bloom. At Legacy Land and Livestock, we also wash our eggs before they go to you — it's part of our commitment to clean, safe, farm-fresh eggs. That means your eggs should be refrigerated for best quality, just like store-bought.

Room Temperature vs.

Learn how to store farm fresh eggs for maximum freshness. Covers the bloom, room temp vs fridge, the float test, and freezing tips.

06/18/2026

Which farm photo do you like seeing most: cattle close-ups, calves, pasture views, or egg updates?

Drop your vote in the comments. We are planning next week's posts and want to share more of what you enjoy.

06/18/2026

If you've never tried duck eggs, you're missing out. At Legacy Land and Livestock, we raise both ducks and hens, and customers often ask us: what's the real difference? Let's break it down.

Size and Appearance

Duck eggs are noticeably larger than chicken eggs — about 20-30% bigger on average. Their shells are thicker and slightly more porous, which contributes to a longer shelf life. Colors range from white to pale blue to light green, depending on the breed.

Chicken eggs are the familiar standard — available in white, brown, blue, and green depending on the hen breed. Our free-range chicken eggs have a beautiful range of brown tones.

Taste and Texture

Here's where duck eggs really shine. They have a richer, creamier flavor thanks to a higher fat content. The yolks are larger and more vibrant, and the whites are thicker and more gel-like when raw.

Chicken eggs have a milder, more neutral flavor that most people are used to. They're versatile and work beautifully in any recipe.

What's the difference between duck eggs and chicken eggs? We compare size, taste, nutrition, and the best uses for each — from baking to breakfast.