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    Three Sons Farm

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Updated 1 month ago

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    Ask the Community - Three Sons Farm

    Hello. How much is a dozen eggs and do we order first then pick up?

    Do you sell fertile eggs for a hatching project for a school?

    We do not sorry. :/

    Can I buy fresh eggs?

    Yes of course! We do not have a store front so please text or call to set up a pickup or delivery time. 7606854873

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