![]() ![]() Get an email from me, check your spam folder.Ĭandled the 18 Dominique and Bantam chicken eggs you sent me (day 12 of Please make sure your PayPal email address is correct. When you place an order, I always email to let you know your shippingĭate, and whether you want your eggs delivered to your home or the Post Us until we could get there." -Shelly, Norman, Oklahoma The post office was very nice and said they would keep our eggs safe for ![]() Our eggs have arrived at our local post office. Is warm and the incubator is all warm and the temp and humidity are perfect. You to get them through regular Priority mail. Once I ship your eggs, it usually takes 2-4 days for I ship everywhere in the United States except I do not ship to Hawaii. It really makes the whole experience so much more personal, thanks! I can wait until they hatch!" -Laura, Portland, Oregonįertile hatching eggs are shipped through the Post Office by regular Priority "I've bought a ton of eggs online, and yours were the first that had directions!! You are also the first person to really show they care about thier eggs and the people getting them. I truly appreciate it." -Kristin, Hamersville, Ohio "Thank you! I have bought hatching eggs many times before but no one has compared to the amount of information or customer service you are providing. You can find people with hatching eggs here: Custom made products cannot be returned for credit.I no longer sell Ancona duck eggs. Paypal buttons to buy farm products are NOT subject to change after sale. Prices are subject to change since the prices on the website are not updated on a daily basis And Spot prices at Furbelow Farms may change daily or several times a day depending on the market. All animals listed for sale are subject to prior sale. All livestock listed for sale may be withdrawn at any time for any reason, at which point it will no longer be for sale. ![]() Īll prices are subject to change without cause or notice. We recommend setting your hatching eggs within 7 days (of being laid) for best fertility. While in storage, Our hatching eggs are turned once a day and kept at about 55 degrees to extend and preserve fertility. Hatching eggs are available year round in limited amounts. Hatching eggs are most fertile in the spring. Hatching quail eggs & Hatching chicken eggs are not normally rinsed or washed to preserve the eggs. Our Pekin Duck hatching eggs are rinsed off with warm water and brushed slightly with a soft bristle brush and allowed to air dry. Hatching rates for our poultry eggs are very high for experienced hatchers. Hatching eggs are normally shipped the day they are laid (but never shipped after they are 72 hours old) to assure that your hatching eggs are as fertile as possible. If you order quail, chicken, or duck eggs for hatching from our Virginia Farm you will get the freshest eggs possible. Sold by the eggĪt Furbelow Farms our eggs are collected several times each day. * Goose Eggs - Very limited supply $7 each These are fresh & fertile. not All hatching eggs are in stock, Starting April 1, 2013, all egg ORDERS & payment inquiries are to be sent to or CALL ( contact us )Įggs for Eating Sold by the dozen: Quail Eggs - $12 Chicken Eggs - $9 Duck Eggs - $18 Goose Egg - $7 *Įggs for Hatching Sold by the dozen: Quail Eggs - $12 Chicken Eggs - $48 Duck Eggs - $60 Goose Egg - $7 * NOTICE: Egg Orders are filled on a first come first serve basis, whereby those that pay for eggs are entered into the shipping queue IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY ARE PAID for & have priority over ALL LOCAL FARM eggs, if you need a refund, notify us and you will be credited. Our Farm Fresh Eggs are collected fresh daily and are available both for eating and hatching, please purchase them BY sending us an email or CALL ( contact us ). Quail Hatching eggs - coturnix quail eggsįurbelow Farms Elijah Marks 96 Oak Hill Road Cumberland VA 23040 7mobile ALPACA FLEECE FINE ALPACA FIBER FINE ALPACA FUR ![]()
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