GALLO BIANCO FARM
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Our Farm, Our Hens, Our Eggs
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Gallo Bianco Farm
Located in
La Cienega, NM
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SF Farmers Market
Santa Fe Railyard Saturdays
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SF Farmers Market, and SF Railyard Dist.
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Our Farm Hens Eggs
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Gallo Bianco Farm is a small farm located in rural La Cienega, NM. We have been raising healthy and happy chickens since the 1980’s. Our chickens are free to roam on 3 acres of land each day. Every evening the chickens are brought in to their large chicken house to keep them safe from predators.
Our land is free from harmful pesticides, fertilizers, and chemicals, only all natural, green products are incorporated on an as needed basis.
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Our healthy and happy hens are free to roam the pasture; eating grasses, taking in the fresh air and sunshine, socializing, and dust bathing.
Our farm consists of the following chicken breeds: Leghorn, Ameraucana, Black Copper Maran, Rhode Island Red, Easter Egger and Cream Legbar
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You can taste the difference in our eggs.
Our hens are free range which is reflected in the eggs that our hens produce. The eggs are nutritiously rich and flavorful, with a bright yolk.
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Our Hens
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Gallo Bianco Farm has a few different breeds of hens that produce different egg colors.
Our Breeds:
AMERAUCANA-Many different color varieties. Eggs: lays green eggs.
FRENCH BLACK COPPER MARAN-Body feathers are a deep black with green iridescence; hackle feathers are a reddish coppery tone. Eggs: lays dark chocolate eggs.
RHODE ISLAND RED -Dark red feathers. Eggs: lays brown eggs.
EASTER EGGER-Colorful feather patterns in a variety of colors. Eggs: color variations can range from light blue, green, to pink color shades.
CREAM LEGBAR-Distinctive appearance with elegant crest of feathers sprouting from the back of their head. Eggs: layer of Pastel blue eggs.
DELAWARE - Originating in the state of Delaware. White bird with black barred plumage near the neck area. Great dual purpose breed for eggs or meat. Eggs: Layer of large brown eggs.
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Our hens are allowed to free range and eat grass, fruits, and insects. In addition, they are fed a balanced diet containing the necessary protein, vitamins and minerals, and Omega 3s that keep them healthy and happy.
In winter we supplement their diet to ensure our eggs are just as delicious and nutritious as they are in Spring and summer.
A happy and healthy hen produces eggs that are nutritiously rich and flavorful, with a bright yolk.
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Our hens are pasture raised, they are able to roam 3+ acres of land. They eat grasses, insects, and fruits. The hens are able to socialize, and to dirt bathe.
At dusk, the hens are brought in to their large chicken coop to keep them safe from predators and the elements. Just after dawn, the hens are let out to free range for the day.
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Our hens begin laying eggs at about six months of age. Peak production of eggs are during the first two - three years. Each hen lays about 4 to 6 eggs each week.
In the early fall when the hens molt and daylight hours decrease, egg production drops. We
then supplement the light cycle and diet to keep them laying.
Being a smaller farm, our customers receive the freshest eggs that are produced the same week of purchase. We do sell out at the Farmers Market each week and encourage customers to order ahead.