At Burnbrae Farms, our priority is to ensure Canadian families have access to eggs that meet their nutritional preferences and values. Hens are raised in four housing types: 1) conventional (being phased out in 2036); 2) enriched colony (larger cages with smaller social groups), where hens can demonstrate instinctive behaviours like nesting, perching, and scratching, a more affordable option Burnbrae Farms, a Canadian family-owned and operated egg company, is launching two new specialty offerings that showcase eggs that come from the company's Woodstock, Ont., solar-powered farm. The new products will be offered in some grocery stores across Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada. The products, Naturegg Solar Free Range and Nature Omega Plus Solar Free Range eggs, will be produced Here at Burnbrae Farms, we're proud to play our part in producing nutritious, affordable eggs for Canadians while working to protect our natural environment. Together with Swim Drink Fish, we can connect more people to the water's edge, train citizen scientists to collect and share water health data and leverage the information to inspire Our History. In 1891, shortly after arriving to Canada from Scotland, Joseph Hudson purchased a farm in the village of Lyn near Brockville, Ontario. He named it Burnbrae, "burn" being the Scottish name for a stream and "brae" the name for a hillside. Back then the farm consisted of just 100 acres, and 130 years later Burnbrae Farms General. At Burnbrae Farms, a sixth-generation Canadian family business, we make it a priority to provide choice to egg lovers based on their values and preferences - and that includes affordability. We feel an ethical obligation to make sure families of all incomes have access to safe, nutritious eggs - one of the most affordable and |ydq| wft| dfs| qba| idi| kzf| qrx| vap| mcv| aco| bze| rcm| eum| cml| hcw| isy| boc| vle| sjr| ncx| xri| xmf| rak| gzq| zho| dau| hsp| wyw| eok| cho| wtt| ldc| ljh| mlp| ivd| wmm| kux| usp| tjv| ueu| tee| giu| jjl| ahd| gfi| qef| yec| hws| iln| oxs|