About Us
Tim and Susie Miller
A few years ago we bought our little broken down farm with dreams to be a city slicker turned small time farmer who enjoys the more peaceful side of life.
With a lot of hard work and much dedication our little farm is just now starting to show off our hard work.
We host a monthly community swap meet with gun show. Express your 2nd amendment right at our family gun club.
Don't forget to checkout our online gun store that is open to purchase 24 hours / 7 days a week.
We hope you will take a few minutes and come by and visit. Susie makes the best pork skins - potato wheels - wheat twist that is the rave of our communi
Farm Fresh eggs, Baby Chicks, and let us Hatch your Eggs
We love our chickens and they work hard to give us an egg everyday. We sell these eggs that are high in protein and very delicious.
You need eggs for hatching? No problem. We have a 1 rooster to every 10 hens ratio that give us an excellent fertility rate.
Our baby chicks are full blood Austrlorps. We will hatch to order at straight run. Give us a call 270-779-2300 if you would like a start or increase your flock.
Australorps
Black Australorp chickens originated in Australia and were introduced in the United States in the 1920s.
Developed from Black Orpingtons imported from England, the Australorp was bred for egg production without sacrificing too much in size and meat quality. Some sensational results were made in the Australian program with one hen setting a laying record of 364 eggs in 365 days.
To this day, Black Australorps are still one of the best light brown egg layers of all the heavy breeds.
Black Australorps have glossy black feathers with a greenish-purple sheen, and large red combs.
Australorps are very large birds — cockerels (males) weigh 6 to 8 pounds at maturity, and pullets (females) weigh 5 to 7 pounds. As a dual-purpose breed, Australorps have pinkish-white skin and plump bodies and dress out nicely once the birds have matured. Pullets mature early, starting to lay between 5 and 6 months.
Australorps are quiet, gentle, and stand confinement well. Baby chicks are black with a good deal of white in the under parts and small white patches around the head and wings.
