Our hens go outside.

Turns out that’s kind of a big deal.

Unlike cage-free birds that never leave the barn, our free range hens spend their days outdoors: foraging on pasture, perching, playing and flapping their wings in that adorable chicken-y way.

Beyond cage-free: what is free range?

Let’s just say the hens have found their happy place.

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Find out why our eggs are brown

Hint: it has nothing to do with all that time our girls spend in the sun.

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See the girls in their natural habitat

More about the fascinating behavior of truly free-range hens.

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The happy egg co. is bringing humanely-raised eggs to everyone.

Cyd Szymanski, third generation chicken farmer & eggs-pert at the happy egg co.

And we are committed to clarity and honesty with our customers because we know how confusing egg packaging can be.

Sometimes cage-free cartons show pictures of hens on grass even though those birds live their whole lives inside. Meanwhile, cartons of eggs from caged chickens don’t say anything about living conditions. And why would they? Battery cages aren’t very nice, to say the least. But our free range hens play in the sunshine and chicken-out to their hearts’ content. At the happy egg co., you can be assured that you’re buying eggs from truly happy hens that aren’t cooped up all day.

Our girls give us so much. It’s only right that we treat them well.

We believe that farms should cater to their wild instincts—like flying, perching and pecking on green pasture. It makes happy birds. And happy birds makes delicious eggs, with the nutritious, golden yolks that nature intended. Our farms let hens be hens, because we believe that when they live better, they lay better eggs.

We are famous!

Browse the latest about the happy egg co. in the press.

3/4/2013

Progressive Grocer: New Product Showcase

Happy eggs take the spotlight in Progressive Grocer's New Product Showcase. Read more to learn more about our availability and how our Free Range eggs are bringing innovation to the specialty egg category.

2/1/2013

Egg Industry: Major UK Company now Serves US Consumers

Happy egg hens land the cover of the February issue of Egg Industry. Read more about our availability in the US, our point of view when it comes to animal welfare, and what it takes to be a happy egg farmer.

12/20/2012

KTLA 5 News: The grub girls show jessica how to make eggs benedict 5 different ways

KTLA Morning News Anchor Jessica Holmes visits with happy egg chefs, the Grub Gals, to learn five ways to make Eggs Benedict featuring happy eggs from the happy egg co. Watch the Grub Gals in action, while they use Free Range eggs from the happy egg co. in their dishes, and learn how you too can make Sunshine Egg Benedict at home.

Meet the goddesses of grub

The Grub Gals demonstrate the proper way to poach an egg, teach us not to fear a souffle and give deviled eggs a makeover. Read on for a bevy of signature recipes from these award-winning chefs.

The egg-tionary

Shopping in the egg aisle has never been more confusing. Cage-free, free range, organic, farm fresh: what do they all mean? Read on to find out.

Free range fun for everyone

Click on through for a generous serving of egg jokes and more. Download our Free Ranger app and roam around the virtual farm, or even make your own board game.

What makes our hens happy?

Acres of green pasture, trees and play structures for perching. Plus a place to roll around in the dust.