You all know about our adoptable free range hens, but did you know that we also have a handful of roosters? In fact, we currently have a total of six roosters. Peace amongst the roosters is kept largely due to the huge open space that our chickens share. Even with all the room , the roosters still adhere to their pecking order. So I am going to introduce you to our roosters in order from lowest to highest in Chicken Town.

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This week I had the pleasure of talking with Nicole, one of our chicken adopters about her experience with the program. Nicole and her boyfriend Steve are a couple of months into their adoption and are really enjoying the experience. They made a pilgrimage out to Chicken Town in Gilbert to pick and meet their chicken that they have named Eleanor. It was Steve's idea to name their Ameraucana hen Eleanor. he liked the idea of their chicken having an older generation name. I think the name fits perfectly, it harkens back to a time when more people raised their own chickens and had a closer relationship with their food.... Read More.

Thinking about adopting a chicken from us, but aren't sure about the environment the chickens live in? In the video below, you can see a typical family dinner for our flock of birds... Read More.

Lots of great things come in sixes, strings on a guitar, your favorite beer and now Rhibafarms eggs. With the new Rhibafarms six pack, you can buy just the right amount for your family weather it's large or small. We also know that some of you only use eggs in baking and these six packs will be much more manageable.... Read More.

Our CSA store has been running full steam for going on two weeks now. We've had to work a hand full of kinks out but for the most part it's working out great and getting better day to day. Some of you may have noticed nestled in with our veggies and shoots an option to adopt a chicken. It's no joke, you can really adopt one or more of the chickens that live in chicken town at our Gilbert ranch!... Read More.

Chicken Town has been an exciting place to be these last couple of weeks. We have a very energetic new generation of chicks that just moved in. This next generation of youngsters features Ameraucana, Barred Rock, Leghorn, and Rhode Island Red breeds. All of the new chicks are very excited to be in Chicken Town and are making fast friends with the older chickens.... Read More.

It began with 6 to 7 dozen of eggs at the Downtown Phoenix Public Market and now we are knee deep in eggs. Yet still we have been selling out and taking pre-orders every Saturday. I should back up in this story because in our case, the chicken did come before the egg.... Read More.