Hen Sales
Started Pullets Flock
These birds will be available in person during our Hen Sales- see below for more information
This set hatched between January 20th, 2026 and February 16th, 2026.
These birds would be able to be shown in 4-H as they hatched in 2026 and have the Pullorum paperwork.
Birds in our Third Flock are currently only able to be purchased in person during our Open Coop Day, Hen Sales. They will be sold in a first come first serve manner. Guarantee what you are looking for by reserving laying hens.
While this page may say 'Out of Stock'
These Birds Will Be Only Be Available During Our Hen Sales
While this page may say 'Out of Stock'
These Birds Will Be Available During Our Hen Sale
We haven't found a good way to hide inventory but, show prices.
2026 Hen Sale dates
Buying 2 or more started pullets or laying hens? Come this weekend to get $10 off per bird on orders with 2 or more birds.
Friday May 15th 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday May 16th 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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900 birds available.
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4-H Youth Mentors will be here to aid you with your order
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Reservations are available, but not necessary, though those with a reservation will be served by a different team, minimizing the potential for lines.
Our Address
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45021 Bending Avenue Harris, MN 55032
Even with plenty of light, some breeds take longer to mature and come into lay (production) then others. While some of our past White Leghorns started laying by 18 weeks of age (4 1/2 months). Most common backyard favorites take a little longer to mature; Barred Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and Speckled Sussexes tend to start closer to 6 months with most colored egg layers starting a few weeks afterwards. Large bodied birds such as Brahmas and English Orpingtons require greater time and often focus on building their frame before they start laying.
Most chickens lay best with 14 to 16 hours of light. Over winter with less sunlight, supplemental light is needed for best egg production.