Brown hens foraging in thick green pasture grass
Pasture-raised eggs · Danville, Indiana

Real eggs from real people.

Don't take our word for it. Come out to the farm, meet our family, and see the hens on grass for yourself.

$8 a dozen, picked up at the farm. First pickups spring 2027.

Reserve your eggsCome visit
Spring 2027

50 hens. 10 families.

That's what our flock can feed after our own table. Spots go in the order they come in. Once they're gone, there's a waitlist.

10 of 10 spots left
Best you've had or it's free

What members get

  • Fresh eggs every week, boxed with your name on them.
  • Your price held for a full year.
  • First claim on raw milk when the herd arrives.
  • If any week's eggs aren't the best you've had, that week is free.
$8 a dozen
nothing due to reserve
Hold my spot
Mobile chicken coops on wheels sitting on open pasture at dusk
Our story

Small on purpose.

We didn't grow up farming. It started with The Biggest Little Farm, half an acre, a few chickens, and a lot of mistakes. Wendell Berry and Joel Salatin did the rest.

Having kids changed things. We want them to grow up doing real chores and learning to look after animals and land. We believe God made us to tend His creation, not use it up.

So we moved to 40 acres in Danville. Why Five Stone? David picked five smooth stones out of a creek to face Goliath. A family farm up against industrial food feels a little like that. We like our odds.

How our hens live

Hens living the way God made them to.

  1. Out on grass, all day.

    The flock ranges over open pasture, scratching through grass and clover for bugs and seed.

  2. Fresh pasture every few days.

    Their mobile coop rolls to new ground every few days, so the hens are never on bare dirt and the land gets time to recover.

  3. Gathered daily.

    Eggs come in from the nest boxes every day, get washed and chilled, and go into cartons dated by the week they were laid.

Free · No payment

Reserve your eggs.

Pick how many dozen your family goes through in a week. Nothing is due until pickups start in spring, and you can change it anytime.
Five Stone Farm
Reservation · Spring 2027
Free to hold
Dozens per week
$8.00 / dozchange it anytime
1
$8.00
Weekly total
$8.00
nothing due today · billed monthly once pickups start
We'll email when pickups start, and not for anything else.
Coming next · Raw Jersey milk

Raw milk is coming.

Next, we're bringing home a small herd of grass-fed Jersey cows. When the milk house is ready, raw milk joins the membership: same pickup, cream line and all, in glass.

  1. Join the waitlist

    Spots are limited to what our pasture can support. Egg members get first claim.

  2. Add milk to your order

    Choose your weekly gallons, from cows on fresh paddocks every day. No grain, ever.

  3. Pick it up with your eggs

    Cream line and all, in glass, on the same pickup.

Join the milk waitlist
We'll write when milk is ready. Egg members get first claim.

FAQ

When do pickups start?
Spring 2027. Reserving now holds your place in line. We'll email before the first Thursday so you can confirm your order.
Where is pickup?
At the farm: 3016 State Road 236, Danville, Indiana 46122, about 15 minutes from Avon, Brownsburg, and Plainfield. There are no set hours. Your eggs wait in the farm fridge with your name on them. Call or text 317-902-1310 anytime.
What if we're away for a week?
Text us at 317-902-1310 by Tuesday and we'll skip that week at no charge. You can also pause for longer or change how many dozen you get.
Can we visit?
Anytime. Call or text 317-902-1310 and come on out. If there's something on this farm we wouldn't want you to see, we shouldn't be doing it.