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Luna Chick Farms We are a fun, family run small farm specializing in humanely raised chickens and eggs. Our chickens have access to clean, fresh water 24/7.

Check out our page to see photos, videos, and more information on what breeds of chickens we are raising now! -Luna Chick Farms We are a family run small farm dedicated to providing quality chickens and farm fresh eggs. At Luna Chick Farms we strive to humanely and ethically raise and produce happy, and healthy chickens and eggs. We provide all of our chickens with quality feed that is age, breed, and size appropriate. Our chickens also all have ample time to roam the yard daily, foraging, socializing, and doing all the things chickens love to do. Allowing our chickens to scratch and forage throughout the day provides a lot of health and wellness benefits. We also regularly give our chickens tasty treats made by us with fresh, chicken appropriate vegetables, fruits and more. The overall health and well-being of our flocks is one of our highest priorities. We spend time socializing with our chickens daily, and regularly check each individual chicken for any signs of illness, injury or distress. We protect the integrity of our pure breed chickens by rotating our flocks on the yard throughout the day. We are currently focused on raising and producing the following breeds of chickens

Easter Egger/ EE: These are hardy chickens that lay beautiful colorful eggs. Our EEs are produced by Ameraucanas , they are social and friendly birds, excellent producers and are a great addition to any flock. EEs produce an average of 4 medium / large eggs/ week. French Black Copper Marans/ BCM: These are hardy chickens that lay the darkest of chocolate-colored eggs. BCMs produce an average of 3 medium/ large eggs/week. . Giant Fowl Cochin: These are large, super soft and friendly chickens, known for loving attention. Cochins lay an average of 2-3 medium/large brown eggs/ week. For more detailed information on our farm, chickens, and us in general please follow our page and regularly check our posts.

Today is a big day at Luna Chick Farms, and an even bigger one for me personally. ❤️One flock has already gone to its ne...
09/12/2026

Today is a big day at Luna Chick Farms, and an even bigger one for me personally. ❤️

One flock has already gone to its new home, and in just a couple of hours, the other two flocks and the rest of the birds I’ve decided to rehome will be leaving too.

I knew this day was coming. I chose it. I planned for it. And somehow that doesn’t make watching them leave any easier.

The Black Copper Marans pictured here have really been the heart of my operation for years. They were also the birds I had the strongest relationship with, as evidenced by their complete disregard for personal space. 😂 Some of these exact birds are leaving today, and saying goodbye to this flock in particular is going to be hard.

I’ve spent years building these flocks. Years selecting, hatching, raising, improving and pouring a whole lot of myself into what I have here. Ironically, some of the birds leaving today are also some of the biggest money makers on the farm. That probably sounds a little backwards, but this decision was never just about what makes the most money. It’s about making room for what comes next.

And I think that’s what today really is.

It’s hard to say goodbye to yesterday, but you can’t say hello to tomorrow without being willing to let go of some things along the way.

I’m grateful for what I’ve built. I’m proud of it. I’m sad to see parts of it go. I’m nervous about what’s next, and at the same time, I’m genuinely excited to make the leap toward what I’ve spent the last few years working to build.

Luna Chick Farms is NOT closing. ❤️

It’s changing.

It’ll be a little smaller, a little different and hopefully a lot more manageable. I’m keeping the pieces that still make sense for my life while also making room for another dream we’ve been working toward, George’s Dead End Taxidermy. Apparently I have a thing for hobbies that turn into businesses and require entirely too much work. 😂

So today is bittersweet. There are definitely some goodbyes happening around here.

But there are also some pretty exciting hellos coming. ❤️

Here’s to the next chapter.

08/25/2026

Okay everybody, I’m just going to make a separate post so there’s no confusion. ❤️

All of the flocks I currently have available have been claimed.

If, for any reason, they are not picked up the second weekend in September as planned, I will offer them again. At that point, I may also be willing to split the flocks up if necessary.

I genuinely appreciate everyone who reached out, and especially all of the kind words, love and support I’ve received. I really cannot stress enough that this decision did not come easily. I have spent years building and working with these flocks, and letting them go is incredibly bittersweet.

I also have to say how much it means to me that so many of you recognize the love, care and years of work I’ve poured into these birds. When you spend so much time quietly working toward something, selecting, improving, hatching, raising and starting over when necessary, you sometimes forget that other people can see the results too. Hearing that from so many of you has meant more to me than I can really put into words.

Knowing that these flocks are going to people who are genuinely excited to have them and appreciate what went into building them makes a difficult decision a little easier. ❤️

Thank you all. Truly.

08/23/2026

This is a post I honestly hoped I wouldn’t have to make. ❤️

After a lot of thought, I’ve made the difficult decision to significantly downsize Luna Chick Farms. I simply don’t have the time and energy right now to give all of my birds and breeding programs the attention they deserve.

This one hurts because these aren't just chickens I've collected along the way. I've spent years building, selecting and honing these flocks, and I'm incredibly proud of what I've developed. I would really love to see them go to someone who appreciates the work behind them and wants to continue with these lines.

I’m starting with:

**Black Copper Marans**
• 5 laying hens
• 2 roosters
• 4 pullets

**Blue Copper Marans** CLAIMED
• 2 laying hens
• 1 rooster
• 3 pullets
• 1 cockerel

This flock is especially hard for me to part with. I've worked carefully with this line and they produce absolutely beautiful dark eggs.🥚🤎

**Lavender Ameraucanas** CLAIMED
• 5 laying hens
• 1 rooster

I will likely be downsizing additional birds as I work through everything, but these are the first groups I've decided to let go.

**They will not be available for pickup until the second weekend in September.**

My preference is to place these as breeding groups when possible rather than simply splitting them up. If you're seriously interested, please send me a private message and we can talk.

This isn't an easy decision. There are years of work represented in these flocks, and finding the right homes for them matters to me. ❤️

I have 4 Black Copper Marans leaning more towards pullets than cockerels left available as well as plenty cockerels. I w...
07/11/2026

I have 4 Black Copper Marans leaning more towards pullets than cockerels left available as well as plenty cockerels. I will do all 4 possible pullets for 5️⃣0️⃣
Fcfs available today Raeford Nc

I invented a way to cool your chickens off so don't steal my idea! I kid I kid! Boiled up a bunch of eggs crushed them u...
07/05/2026

I invented a way to cool your chickens off so don't steal my idea! I kid I kid! Boiled up a bunch of eggs crushed them up froze them into bricks gave them to the birds to peck around at and help keep them cool. Easy way to help keep the birds cool, give them something to do and use up any extra eggs. I also give them fresh cold water every morning and monitor them for signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion. What are y'all doing to keep your birds cool during these consecutive weather alert days?

🇺🇸🐥 Happy Independence Day from Luna Chick Farms! 🐥🇺🇸The babies are celebrating in style today with sunshine, snacks, an...
07/04/2026

🇺🇸🐥 Happy Independence Day from Luna Chick Farms! 🐥🇺🇸
The babies are celebrating in style today with sunshine, snacks, and a little backyard pool party! ❤️🤍💙
We're incredibly grateful for this country, the freedoms we enjoy, and the wonderful community that supports our little farm. We hope your day is filled with family, laughter, good food, and memories that last a lifetime.
From all of us at Luna Chick Farms, have a safe and blessed Fourth of July!
🦅 God bless America! 🇺🇸✨

Black Copper Marans ready for your coop. Pm!
07/03/2026

Black Copper Marans ready for your coop. Pm!

Hey everybody we are officially sold out of ameraucanas! We have a limited amount of black copper Marans and white Ameri...
06/27/2026

Hey everybody we are officially sold out of ameraucanas! We have a limited amount of black copper Marans and white American bresse remaining ages 4 days - 3 weeks. * the chicks in the photographs are in the 3 week age range and the blues are nfs.

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