The farm

chin

11 days ago

Been searching for natural egg in Malaysia for ages and I think I’ve finally found it! First thing I noticed was the yolk, deep orange, sat up firm in the bowl, nothing like the pale flat ones from the supermarket. Fried one up and the flavour was rich and almost creamy. Loved the little touches, the hand-packed carton and the story card introducing Didi, one of the hens. It’s nice to actually know where my eggs comes from. Will definitely be ordering again 🥚

ourlittlefarm Farm Owner

2 months ago

OurLittleFarm Journal July 2026 Our first hatchling. 🐣 After 21 days of patiently sitting on her nest, Villy welcomed her very first chick into the world. For the past three weeks, she barely left her nest, only stepping away once a day to eat, drink, stretch her legs, and quickly return to her eggs. Watching her quiet determination has been one of the most beautiful experiences on our little farm. Villy started with six eggs. As the days passed, we checked their development each week. Some never developed, while others stopped along the way. In the end, only two eggs remained. Today, one of them finally hatched. The other egg is still under Villy’s care, and we’re giving it a little more time. Nature doesn’t always unfold the way we hope, but that’s what makes every new life so precious. Welcome to the world, little one. 🐣 This week in our orchard. 🌳

porschegt

2 months ago

Used these eggs for a delicious carbonara, so velvety and rich in flavour!! Wow

martenmah

2 months ago

super fresh and taste better than onsen ivory egg

ourlittlefarm Farm Owner

2 months ago

We spotted another very dedicated broody hen in the flock. Meet Villy. For the past few days, Villy has been sitting faithfully in the nesting box, day and night, patiently incubating the fake eggs we’ve placed there. When a hen becomes truly broody, she even plucks the feathers from her chest so her warm skin can make direct contact with the eggs, giving them the best chance to hatch. Watching her devotion is both heartwarming and a little heartbreaking, knowing she’s caring for eggs that will never hatch. So we’re making a plan for her. We’re preparing a separate breeding flock to produce fertilised eggs, while also building a cosy maternity pen where Villy can safely hatch and raise her future chicks. Nature has an incredible way of reminding us that motherhood is guided by instinct, patience, and unwavering love. We can’t wait to share Villy’s journey with you.

syahirzakii

2 months ago

Thoroughly enjoyed their durian. Creamy and sweet with a hint of bitterness. Their organic eggs have the orangest yolk I’ve seen in Malaysia. Reminded me of the eggs in Japan! Don’t hesitate to order. You won’t be disappointed!

amsterdamming Founding Flock

3 months ago

Delicious durian platter! Love the taste, and the portion size is just right. Freshly harvested and delivered direct from the farm. Thank you!!

frantic_pandan Founding Flock

3 months ago

Cowboy the dog in the farm is so dang cute !

raw_bayam_9121

3 months ago

went to visit the farm this morning - saw the chickens roaming around. Was so pleasant.

frantic_pandan Founding Flock

3 months ago

Cooked some of OLF eggs for my evening BBQ dinner - and they look amazing ! tasted great too 🤤