🥚 Free-Range, Non-GMO Eggs Available in Sequatchie Valley — $4 Per Dozen

Local producer Marianna Beltran is now offering fresh eggs to Sequatchie Valley residents, joining a growing number of small-scale farmers and homesteaders in the region who are meeting demand for locally sourced, sustainably raised food options. 🌾

Beltran has six dozen free-range, non-GMO eggs available for purchase at $4 per dozen. 🐔 The eggs are being offered through the Dunlap Enquirer community group, making it easy for neighbors to connect directly with the producer and secure their supply of fresh, quality eggs.

Free-range eggs have become increasingly popular among health-conscious consumers and home cooks who prioritize animal welfare and nutritional value. ✨ Non-GMO certification ensures that the feed given to the hens meets specific standards, appealing to those seeking transparency in their food sources.

Interested buyers can reach out through the Dunlap Enquirer Facebook group to arrange pickup or delivery. 📣 This direct-to-consumer model supports local agriculture while giving community members convenient access to fresh, responsibly produced eggs.

Source: Marianna Beltran – 6 dozen free range non gmo eggs up for grabs. $4 per dozen

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