The new flock of hens are being let out to pasture.

The new flock of hens that arrived at Sundhult have been kept indoors due to the restrictions against avian influenza, but those restrictions have now been lifted.
Finally, our bovans brown hens are able to go out to pasture and be real chickens. They'll graze on grass and herbs, hunt insects, small animals, and worms, and indulge in delightful dust baths under the open sky with bright sunshine, and most importantly, lay truly delicious and nutritious pasture-raised eggs.
However, there's quite a bit that needs to be done to make sure that having the hens in this manner works.
The egg mobile needs to be prepared, fences need to be put up, and the pastured hens need to be moved into the wagon.
You'll get to see all of that in this video. If you're one of those who buys pasture-raised eggs, you'll get to go behind the scenes and see how the hens are doing when they lay eggs for you.
If you're interested in having hens on a small-scale farm in an egg mobile, you'll get to see some tips and tricks on how we've developed our model of the egg mobile.
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