Stater pullets (POL pullets)

We chose to invest in an aviary rearing system for multiple reasons but primarily so the bird has been raised in an environment that wasn't flat and she has trained to be active her whole life from the beginning. Lazy birds are often lazy when they come on the lay and that usually means eggs laid not where they should be. Being reared on equipment that is literally full of perches causes them to be very good perchers and can help with getting them to sleep where you want them to.

This is entirely your decision between you and your vet. We will talk you through the benefits of the different options but it should definitely be an informed decision, ideally after a call with a vet. We can recommend several vets who can give tailored advice to your situation. Some vaccines are relatively expensive but this cost can be massively off set but the either improved production over the life of the birds or protection they can offer from a potential problem you don't even have.

Roughly 3 times per year. This is because we have one rearing shed that is all in all out and thoroughly disinfected and sanitized between every batch. We don't have multiple flocks running which is why we can't offer birds more regularly. We do apologize for this as the timings may not suit your current batch but hopefully we can forward plan well enough that batch dates are known and can be utilized or not.

Yes, delivery is included up to 200km from Tenterfield. Distances further than this will be charged per hour from leaving the farm to getting back. This can be quoted.

No. The biosecurity risk is too high and there are no guarantees of cleanliness. You can however use a commercial bird carrier, this can be discussed at the time of order. (They have processes and systems in place that the industry has deemed to reduce the risk to "manageable")