From hens in indoor roaming barnsFree Run Eggs
Our free run hens freely forage, scratch, peck, perch and lay their eggs in nest boxes. All packaging for Conestoga Farms egg cartons is made from 100% post consumer recycled materials. Empty cartons are 100% recyclable (where available).
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Foodland Ontario Certified
01Free Run Omega-3 + Lutein Brown Eggs
Conestoga Farms Free Run Omega-3 + Lutein eggs are enriched with Omega-3 polyunsaturates and lutein. These are essential fatty acids required for health.
- Naturally Golden Yolks, from lutein rich marigold extract
- Enriched with lutein, good for eyes
- Enriched with Omega-3, good for heart health
- Produced by local Ontario egg farming families
02Free Run Omega-3 + Lutein White Eggs
- Naturally Golden Yolks, from lutein rich marigold extract
- Enriched with lutein, good for eyes
- Enriched with Omega-3, good for heart health
- Produced by local Ontario egg farming families
03Free Run Eggs
- From indoor roaming hens
- Produced by local Ontario egg farming families
- Available in 30-egg Value Pack and 6-egg Convenient Pack
04Free Run On the Run Hard Boiled & Peeled Eggs
Conestoga Farms Free Run On the Run eggs are already cooked and peeled, perfect for a no-fuss way to enjoy free run eggs – just open and eat.
- Convenient Grab ‘n’ Go format
- From indoor roaming hens
- Boiled and peeled, just open and eat
At Conestoga Farms, we're all about Ontario-local.
When you buy Conestoga Farms eggs, you are supporting local family egg farmers. Our commitment to Ontario-local is evident with the Foodland Ontario logo on our cartons - our promise to you. Click here to learn why local Ontario is important.
Learn About Our Free Run EggsFrequently Asked Questions
Free Run eggs come from hens that roam the entire barn floor. Some of these barns may be equipped with multi-tiered aviaries.
Free Range eggs come from hens that roam the barn floor and when weather permits, go outside to pasture.
Organic eggs come from Free Range hens that are fed Certified Organic feed.
Both Free Run and Free Range hens lay their eggs in the nest boxes.