TAYLOR FAMILY FARM DELIVERY SCHEDULE - 2020/2021
Nashville TN Area every other Thursdays – 3% delivery charge
- Port Royal Rd. Walgreens, 4870 Port Royal Rd. Spring Hill, TN 37174
- Stoney Creek Farm, 4700 Coe Lane, Franklin, TN 37064
- Well Health Chiropractic, 5512 Old Hickory Blvd, Hermitage, TN 37076
Jan 14th & 28th, Feb 11th & 25th, Mar 11th & 25th, Apr 8th & 22nd, May 6th & 20th, June 3rd & 17th, July 1st, 15th, & 29th, Aug 12th & 26th,Sep 9th & 23rd, Oct 7th & 21st, Nov 4th & 18th, Dec 2nd, 16th & 30th
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Florence Alabama every other Thursdays – 3% delivery charge
Feb 4th & 18th, Mar 4th & 18th, Apr 1st, 15th & 29th, May 13th & 27th, June 10 & 24th, July 8th & 22nd, Aug 5th &19th, Sep 2nd,16th & 30th, Oct 14th & 28th, Nov 11th, Dec 9th & 23rd.
**Some dates aren’t on Thursday due to holidays.**
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Columbia TN every Wednesday 1-4 pm – 3% delivery charge
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*Local Delivery, please contact us to set up arrangements BEFORE PLACING ORDER. 5% delivery charge

Pastured Non-GMO Eggs - 1 dz.
Pickup/Delivery Options |
You can pick up your order at our farm store near Ethridge, Tennessee, or at one of our pre-arranged pickup locations as available. Please call for all delivery options (931)-424-5089. |
Delicious, beautiful Pastured Non-GMO Eggs! Compare the yellow of these eggs to those from the store and you'll see the nutritional difference!
We do appreciate returned egg cartons!
Why choose Pastured eggs over Conventional eggs?
Pastured eggs have more vitamins and Omega 3 fatty acids than conventional eggs. The reason for this increase in vitamins comes from the fact that unlike Conventional raised chickens, Pastured chickens are able to eat a variety of vegetation along with insects. Below is a breakdown of just a few nutritional benefits that come with pastured eggs compared to conventional eggs.
Vitamin A (A fat soluble vitamin* which helps maintain healthy skin, teeth, soft and skeletal tissue, and mucus membranes. It also acts as an antioxidant and helps stimulate gastric juices for protein digestion):
Conventional: 487 IU
Pastured avg: 792 IU
Vitamin D (A fat soluble vitamin that is required to absorb calcium and phosphorus, which is necessary for healthy bones and teeth.):
Conventional: 34 IU
Pastured avg: 136 - 204 IU
Vitamin E (A fat soluble vitamin necessary for circulation and tissue repair. An antioxidant that works alongside selenium and zinc to help prevent cancer and Cardiovascular disease):
Conventional: 0.97 mg
Pastured avg: 3.73 mg
Beta-carotene (Gives the yolks there bright orange color and an antioxidant which our body makes into vitamin A):
Conventional: 10 mcg
Pastured avg: 79 mcg
Omega-3 fatty acids (An essential fat that our bodies cannot make therefore must be acquired through food.):
Conventional: 0.22 g
Pastured avg: 0.66 g
*fat soluble vitamins are vitamins that need fats to be dissolved.
This information was taken from wholehealthsource.blogspot.com and Nourishing Traditions cookbook by Sally Fallon.
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