16 Week Old Pullets Available in May 2026
Details:
They are hyline browns (brown egg layers) and will start laying in June of 2026.
They are a good foraging and production breed. You can expect an egg every other day from each hen and even more during the growing season.
These pullets come with health papers and are verified negative for Avian Flu before entering North Dakota.
Here is the pricing tier:
$20 each for 49 or less
$18 each 50-99 (20% deposit required)
$16 each over 100 (20% deposit required)
Located a few miles NE of Bismarck.
We will be contacting everyone who pre-ordered in early May with details regarding pickup and payment.
To pre-order your 16 week old pullets, please email Paul at paul@nourishedbynature.us with subject line: “Pullet Pre-order”. Please include your name, phone number and the # of pullets you’d like to reserve in the body of the email!
If you prefer to call/text, you can contact Paul at 701.527.5573 with your pre-order.
Testimonials
My hens are still laying quite well. They are exceptionally friendly.
–MK
I have been very happy with this breed.
-JB
They’re the best chickens I’ve ever had!
-TS
Cattle for Sale
You can find a detailed listing of the cattle we have/will have for sale on our sister site, The Perennial Cattle Collective.
Breeding Sows/Gilts Available
To inquire, please email Jazmin at jaz@brownsranch.us for availability. We raise a variety of mixed heritage breeds that have done well in our environment, surviving our winters outside with straw bedding. Our breeds include crosses of Berkshire, Tamworth, Old Spot, and Mangalitsa.
These are “no fuss” pigs. For farrowing, we typically sort them off into their own pens and give them daily feed and water. Otherwise, they manage their litters on their own with an average litter size of 8 per sow. Raised on a corn and soy free diet without any vaccines or other medical intervention besides teeth clipping and castration at a week old.
Guard Dog Pups Available
Rona, a Karakachan/Great Pyrenees mix, is currently in her prime as one of two LGD’s of our laying hens. She and her sister keep our flock safe from predators. They’ve proven themselves time and time again, running off coyotes, fox, skunks, and taking down birds of prey that came too close.
Titan, a Maremma/Great Pyrenees mix, guarded our flock of ewes for many years, keeping them safe from all predators as well. He is in retirement now since we only have sheep seasonally but still actively guards the yard.
There are two males and one female (see photos below) who will be ready for their new homes in early April. If you have been hoping to add a chicken or sheep guardian to your farm, now is the time to reach out.
