Agate Desert Farms

09/30/2026

Love the colors on this Serama!
They are one of the funest birds and boy are they sitters...
Some Silked some not. Newly hatched..
Location Eagle point.

09/28/2026

Location Eagle Point

Got to love the the first time in the big brooder...Brahma....Sicilian, buttercup and Appenzeller Spitzhauben.
Spitz are staying here..
Direct measage for additional information
thank you and God Bless

09/26/2026

Look at the boots on this boy! Got to love the Cochins!
This boy is staying here but eggs going in the incubator

09/24/2026

09/22/2026

location Eagle Point

Todays offering one dozen Bresse
Please Send a message for more information
have a blessed day

09/21/2026

Location Eagle Point

I am going to try to offer a dozen hatching eggs a day. It will be done on a first come first serve basis. Meaning first person to pick up takes them home No Holds. They are NOT free.
Please direct message for additional information.

Todays offering is one Dozen Marans thanks for looking and have a blessed day

08/27/2026

good evening!!
hope everyone is doing well. I am going to start going through my laying hens and making some choices. Will have quite a few being offered. Please be patient I am trying to get egg color first. Will have some Leghorn. Golden Comets. and orphington. Some colored layers will be made available also.
I will also have hatching eggs available while they continue to lay...
Please Direct Message any inquiries or questions you may have.
Have a blessed night

08/16/2026

I have several Brahma chicks! they are in with one light and one Dark rooster. Hens are light, dark, and buff. All Brahma. Not sure what they will look like full grown. They are a couple week old hatched 8-1
Direct Message only please

08/07/2026

Todays collection not perfect but not bad

06/16/2026

....Respect....

You could never kill an animal you raised… Is the most ironic statement.

But did you know, there is a strange kind of disconnect in judging the hands that raise their own food while trusting a drive-thru window to feed your children something you never saw live,
never saw raised, never saw processed,
never asked questions about.

You could never butcher a chicken, but you will hand your child nuggets shaped by machines, seasoned for addiction,
wrapped in paper, and call it normal.

You could never eat from your own pasture, but you will eat from a box,
a bag, a fryer, a factory line, and never wonder what had to happen before it reached your plate.

You could never stomach the blood,
but you trust the label.

You could never face the life, but you consume the death.

You could never raise it, love it, feed it,
thank God for it, and use it with reverence.

But every morning, you rub chemicals beneath your arms, spray fragrance over your skin, swallow ingredients you can not pronounce, and call the farmer cruel.

Maybe the cruelty is not in knowing where your food comes from.

Maybe the cruelty is in forgetting.
For the farmer remembers.

The farmer sees the life.
The farmer carries the weight.
The farmer gives thanks.
The farmer wastes little.

And while the world grows farther from the soil, the barn, the blood, and the truth…

Some of us still believe food should come with gratitude, not ignorance.

Thank God for the Farmer and all the Homesteaders pulling up chairs at this Grand Table of animal husbandry. ❤️ 🤠
Hats off to the men and women embracing where their food truly comes from. 👏

📸 Sitka Blacktail Deer enjoying the lush grass across the water.