🥚 Fresh Farm Eggs Now Available from Geek Farms in Signal Mountain

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🥚 Fresh Farm Eggs Now Available from Geek Farms in Signal Mountain

Geek Farms, a local sustainable farm on Signal Mountain, has announced the availability of fresh unwashed eggs-a seasonal addition that reflects the farm’s commitment to providing quality local food to the region. For residents across the Sequatchie Valley and nearby communities, this represents another opportunity to source directly from a producer focused on sustainable practices.

📍 What’s Available

Geek Farms is offering fresh, unwashed eggs at $3.50 per dozen. The eggs come in a variety of colors, from brown to light green, reflecting the diversity of the farm’s flock. Customers can choose between unwashed or refrigerated options depending on their preference and storage plans.

🛒 How to Get Them

The farm offers two convenient ways to purchase. Local customers can arrange a direct pickup in Dunlap, or they can visit Geek Farms at the farmers market on Saturday. This dual-access approach makes it easier for both nearby residents and those already shopping at regional farmers markets to add farm-fresh eggs to their orders.

💡 Why It Matters

Fresh eggs from a known local source offer transparency about how food is raised and handled-something many families in the area prioritize. By offering both pickup and farmers market availability, Geek Farms is meeting customers where they already shop while supporting the broader local food network that includes venues like Signal Mountain Farmers Market.

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Written By Tom Seest

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