Hello!
We are Savannah, Lilly, and Caroline Hunt and we own and operate Hunt Sisters Egg Farm in Amboy, IN. We are the seventh generation to take up farming on the Hunt Family Farm. We started selling eggs in the fall of 2020 at the ages of 10 & 6. We do all of the daily chores and work to raise and take care of our flock, though our dad, Nathan Hunt helps with some of the heavy lifting. When we started Hunt Sisters Egg Farm, we were the youngest members of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s Indiana Grown program.
Our Flock
We currently have about 190 chickens in our flock, which is made up of Rhode Island Reds and ISA Browns. We raise our birds from the time they’re 3 days old in an old barn on our family property, and give them free access to the outside. Their feed is sourced 100% from Indiana: the corn is grown in our family farm fields, the calcium supplement in it comes from IMI in Swayzee, and the sunflower meal comes from Healthy Hoosier Oil in Converse.
Farm Fresh Eggs, From Our Farm to Your Table
Our eggs can currently be purchased on the farm, through our parents or grandparents. Encounter Cafe in Converse uses our eggs in several of their recipes as well. This means that our eggs go straight from our farm to your table, and support not only us, but our local small-town community and its economy.
For business inquiries, feel free to contact us!