Campo Lindo Farms
Lathrop, Missouri
Lathrop, Missouri
Here at Campo Lindo, we refer to our layer hens as "the ladies". We have
about 3600, and they keep busy supplying the Kansas City area with Grade A
Large brown eggs.
about 3600, and they keep busy supplying the Kansas City area with Grade A
Large brown eggs.
Brown Eggs
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Feed: In addition to the grass, bugs and
critters they find in the pastures, the hens
also receive an all natural feed ration which
is mostly corn and soybeans. We feed NO
ANTIBIOTICS or hormones, though I like to
stress that poultry feed never contains
hormones.
critters they find in the pastures, the hens
also receive an all natural feed ration which
is mostly corn and soybeans. We feed NO
ANTIBIOTICS or hormones, though I like to
stress that poultry feed never contains
hormones.
Nests: The ladies come in to lay their
eggs in straw filled nests from which we
gather by hand 2 or 3 times per day.
They're funny in that they will have
their favorite nests, and will almost line
up in order to lay in that particular box
while the one right next to it is empty!
eggs in straw filled nests from which we
gather by hand 2 or 3 times per day.
They're funny in that they will have
their favorite nests, and will almost line
up in order to lay in that particular box
while the one right next to it is empty!
Night time: We lock the ladies in their barn at
night so that they will be safe from nocturnal
predators. We have an abundant population of
coyotes, foxes, racoons and even opossums
that are always trying to get at them. At dawn's
first light, we open up the nest boxes and the barn
doors. They can't wait to get outside. Check it out
for yourself on the video above!
night so that they will be safe from nocturnal
predators. We have an abundant population of
coyotes, foxes, racoons and even opossums
that are always trying to get at them. At dawn's
first light, we open up the nest boxes and the barn
doors. They can't wait to get outside. Check it out
for yourself on the video above!
The ladies live in large barns, and they have
pastures to roam and play in. It's also a great
place to hunt for worms, crickets and other
bugs! (They often have to share the pasture
with our sheep and horses, but they don't seem
to mind too much.) They come into the barn to
eat, drink, sleep, and lay eggs.
pastures to roam and play in. It's also a great
place to hunt for worms, crickets and other
bugs! (They often have to share the pasture
with our sheep and horses, but they don't seem
to mind too much.) They come into the barn to
eat, drink, sleep, and lay eggs.
Grocery Stores that carry our eggs:
- Cosentino's Brookside Market - Brookside
- Cosentino's Downtown Market -
- Cosentino's Price Chopper - Brookside
- Cosentino's Price Chopper - Mission & 95th
- Cosention's Price Chopper - Liberty
- Green Acres Market - Briarcliff Village
- Hy-Vee - 76th & State Line Rd.
- Mother Nature's Health Market - Liberty
- Nature's Pantry - Independence
- Whole Foods - Metcalf & 91st,
- Whole Foods - 119th Street
- Whole Foods - Main Street
Restaurants that use Campo Lindo Farms eggs:
It is extra work for chefs to use product from local
farmers. We appreciate their commitment to freshness,
quality and their environment.
It is extra work for chefs to use product from local
farmers. We appreciate their commitment to freshness,
quality and their environment.
- American Restaurant
- BlueBird Bistro
- Bluestem
- Classic Cup Cafe
- Justus Drugstore
- Kansas City Club
- Lidia's
- River Club
- Room 39
- Starker's Reserve
