Mallory’s Ladies

04/02/2026

03/27/2026

Everyone was feeling the winter blues finally lift with some fresh eggs! 🌸🥚

Today was a great first day back open for the 2026 season! We sold out. I will be restocking the cooler tonight! Thank you all for your support and we hope you enjoy! ✅

03/27/2026

Happy Thursday! Cooler is out! 4 dozen chicken eggs and. 1/2 dozen duck eggs.

A good weekend is even better with fresh eggs!

Have a great weekend!🐥🥚

03/26/2026

Happy spring! Mallory’s ladies had a tough winter fighting off the cold and snow just like everyone else. But thanks to time change and warmer weather we are beginning to lay again! We’re excited to announce that by this weekend we will hopefully be putting the cooler back out so that you can get your fill of your favorite eggs!

Also some exciting news. This year we will be offering duck eggs. These will be limited weekly quantity in 1/2 dozen cartons. Duck eggs are great for cooking and baking as they are well known for their higher fat/protein content that can create a more “fluffier” taste in baking!

Keep an eye out for the cooler being back out and also for the ducks eggs to be popping in the cooler.

We can’t wait to see our regular customers and look forward to meeting new customers as well! And as always thank you for your support!

09/02/2025

Mallory’s eggs won 1st place at the Blue Hill Fair!

07/28/2025

Sorry I have been out of town the past week for work so I fell behind on the cooler, but we are all restocked for the week!

05/28/2025

The cooler is stocked. Stop in for some fresh eggs!

04/21/2025

The cooler is freshly stocked! Stop in and grab some fresh eggs!

04/01/2025

The cooler is stocked and ready for your enjoyment 🥚🐓

03/25/2025

We have some exciting news. YES! We are back open for the season! The ladies dry spell has ended and we are giving loyal “Ladies” followers exclusive first dibs on eggs before the sign goes out. Enjoy!

$5/dz🐓🐥🥚🍳

02/05/2025

🥚 Our eggs are $7/doz.

Sometimes this price would turn folks away from buying from us. I never backed down or reduced the price even when I heard people walk away whispering under their breath as they went, “that’s ridiculous. I can get eggs way cheaper than that”.

Our price is $7/doz. Not because we’re price gauging during avian flu season. Not to compete with retail stores and the commercial industry. They’re $7/doz because that’s what they’re worth. The price equates to quality and the time and effort our farm puts into caring for the chickens that lay these eggs every day of the year.

As the price of eggs continues to climb in stores over the next few weeks and you start looking for “cheaper” alternatives than your Egg-Lands Best or Vital Farms “Pasture Raised” store options, and you stumble upon a local family farm asking $7/doz for their hand gathered, hand washed and hand packed eggs, don’t ask for a discount or challenge why their price is such. Simply thank them, take the eggs home and be amazed at what you’ve missed out on all those years thinking you could get cheaper eggs elsewhere.
Those “cheaper eggs” will never taste as good, or have as thick shells, or have as bright orange yolks as those that we sell.

I can only hope that as the commercial industry recovers and egg prices drop to a more typical price range that you won’t abandoned those farmers producing the higher-end product that also didn’t take the industry-standard-opportunity to price gauge during a disease outbreak.

🐓 🥚 🧺 👩‍🌾 Farmers need your support to survive, and not just when it’s convenient for you.