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Mahanaim Farm

Creating a future from the past

About us/About our eggs

We are located in beautifully Camp, Arkansas.

Our little farm is named Mahanaim (Cool old Bible word that means two camps.

We are homesteaders (A Somewhat self sufficient, self maintaining family farm).

So the money we earn here goes to preserve our little farm and our way of life for ourselves

We are home schooling two of our children, currently.

Our family are active and supportive members of 4-H members.

On our farm we have 100 plus chickens, 15 ducks, 12 geese,

20 or so doves (white and regular), and more pigeons than I can count without an abacus.
Around 30 hair sheep.

A mini spotted Jack.

A mini mule.

Two very large spoiled horses.

A herd of cats and three dogs.

Plus all the wild animals that eat here with them.

Here is my email address and my phone number

shekhinah@goldendovegallery.org or 870.321.6859

When emailing, please place hatching eggs in the subject box.

If calling leave a message I will call you back as soon as I can.

If you are having a hard time.

Maybe you need help with your farm,

or maybe have questions that you need answered, just ask.

That is why we are here, we are all in this together.

Be Blessed

Shekhinah

Your personal hatch rate will depend on many different things, such as temperature, turnings, humidity and such.

Because of this no one can guarantee a real hatch rate.

Our chickens (male and female) roam free during the day and at night we put them up to bed with all the love any parent would.

We say a blessing over them for the joy they have brought to our lives as well as eggs and meat.

They are spoiled well fed and overly loved.

We have a full incubator; all of our little darlings look great as we have been candling them every few days.

Only the Freshest eggs will be shipped, I collect them three times daily (most of the time more).

Each Egg will be Bubble wrapped and carefully boxed for safe arrival to you!

Shipping is done though the U.S. Postal Service Priority Mail.

I can not ship these little loves outside of the US, sorry. I do not ship to Alaska, PR, and Hawaii!

Be Blessed from all of us here at Mahanaim Farm

Elisha and Elijah a few years back...

Below is a basic look at how we wrap our eggs... It has taken us years to figure out that this is the safest and best way to ship them safely.

After

White Leghorns

These guys white eggs and lots of them.

Wonderful for a starter farm or a back yard flock.

Our birds are pure white with a straight comb!

According to Wiki:

Leghorn chickens are a breed of chicken originating in Tuscany, in central Italy.

They were first brought to America in 1870.

They lay a lot of eggs, they are not broody for say.

They weigh out at 6-7 pounds when full grown, are gentle sweet and easy to care for, they do not mind being in a pen.

They lay 4 or more eggs each a week per bird.

We recently switched over to these as our main layers, and we are surprisingly happy with them.

If you have any questions feel free to ask, I will do the best I can to help you.

Price per dozen is just $30.00 which includes priority shipping from the US postal service.

Not available 4-12-2022

Americana's and nothing but....Blue and Green eggs...

We have many different and wonderful birds in our little flock. Our hens are little charmers, sweet, and friendly. Most lay an almost sky blue egg. Big eggs, blue inside and out.

This past season we added golden Americanas or Arana are also sweet well-mannered birds, beautiful gold and brown feathers they lay bright blue eggs. These as all my Americanas has blue feet or green and in some cases willow colored feet and puffy check, and yes and their entire vertebra.

They are just darling…

Our blue/gray Americanas are an odd ball color that we are very proud of and hope to breed many more. We also have a few black and or Americanas and a few reds and a few splash colors that all lay various shades of blue/green eggs.

Our birds are highly sought after and have been winners at many County Fairs and 4-H events.

Ours have been bred to eat up all the little pests you might have laying around. Some examples are ticks, scorpions, snakes and almost any bug, or small critter that they may come across (including mice... Yuck!).

Americana Eggs are $30.00 a dozen and include priority shipping.

If you need fewer eggs or a lot more like 6 dozen, just email me.

Not Available

04-12-2022

Fresh Eggs gathered three times a day... and done with love!

Surprise Dozens

You get a mixed dozen of whatever is laying on the farm...

This includes chickens, ducks, guineas (if available).

This is a great way to get you own little farm up and running.

Email me today and find out who's laying.....

Cost by the dozen is just $42.00 and includes priority shipping.

List of birds currently laying that could be included in you mixed dozen:

White Leghorns

Americana Chickens

Muscovy Ducks

Roan ducks Silver

Appleyard Ducks

Khaki Cambells

OEG Blues or Oeg Self Blues

You can also email me at: shekhinah@goldendovegallery.org to place an order or call me at:870-321-6859

OEG Blue Dutch Bantams

This is my prime roo curly... He is our greatest little love and quite the little spit fire.

We once had a huge, aggressive, Wellsomers roo and Curley nearly killed him...

So we gave him (The wellsomers) away.

Curly his lady's and our other two non related roos are all quite the charmers.

I went threw a great deal of trouble to buy from many different breeders to get unrelated birds to breed with and now have a nice flock to breed from.

A little more about them:

Our Self blue OEG ( Old English Game birds) are true Bantams and true blue.

They are a lovely powder blue-described by some as slate blue.

They lay a slightly tinted egg.

Full grown they weigh about 22 ounces for a hen and 24 for a roo.

I love our and I know you will be very happy with these little charmers.

This year we will be able to sell a few dozen of our prize winning darlings.

These birds are very productive, small lovely and a wonderful edition to any farm collection.

A dozen is $60.00 which includes priority shipping.

Limited Available ...

Please contact me to see if they are laying.

updated 4-12-2022

Shekhinah@goldendovegallery.org

Eggs will be shipped on a first come first served basis and only when weather permits.

Muscovy ducks

Our birds range from white, to pied, chocolate, blues and blacks.

Muscovy's are the only domestic ducks that are not derived from Mallard stock. They are a South American species. Males are huge, weighing up to twelve pounds, with the females grow to be about seven. Their feet have strong sharp claws and are built to grasp, so that they can perch on branches, this makes them sort of hard to deal with sometimes. Muscovy's will often fly up and roost.

Why own Muscovy's and what are they really good for, click on the link and article below.

http://journeytoforever.org/farm_poultry.html#muscovy

Price per dozen 40.00 and includes shipping.

Available now

Can be preordered

Updated 4-12-22

email me at: shekhinah@goldendovegallery.org to place an order.

African Gray Geese

African gray Guess

These are calmer, more gentle birds than other goose breeds.

They will lay abundant eggs and help to keep your farm and yard maintained.

These are the cheapest and best lawn mowers you could ever want.

Once they are fledged you need only provide water and love and watch them grow and reproduce.

The cost for these amazing creatures is a mere $5.00 per egg. Shipping is extra.

Please note the price is the cart for shipping is for 6 eggs or less.

Shipping for a dozen eggs is $20.00 for priority shipping and will be added after your order is received.

Unavailable at this time...

Updated 12-17-2021

Cayuga Ducks

This is one of the breeds of duck developed in North America their origin is lake Cayuga, in New York State. It is thought to have been breed from the large black ducks that have been coming to the lake since the 1850's. It is a hardy and quiet breed. These ducks are best known for their plumage, which is a brilliant greenish-black. They are quite amazing to see in the sunlight.

These ducks are great for eating and for egg laying, laying 100 or more eggs a year.

Early in the season, Cayuga eggs are usually black or dark gray, or even green fading to light gray or blue over the laying season.

Cayuga egg Here is a chicken egg next to a Cayuga egg

This is one of the oddest Cayuga eggs we have ever got... It's lovely!

Early in the season, Cayuga eggs are usually black or dark gray, fading to light gray or blue over the laying season, they are currently laying all shades and you are not guaranteed a black egg!

Unavailable at this time

Helmeted Guineas

We have a full range of colors on these little guys.

Lavender, blue gray, buff, white and brown, so you could get all the colors or just a few.

Although they are not laying yet and most likely will not be until at least May.

I am taking reserve orders for them.

By the dozen they will be $45.00 which includes priority shipping.

Guinea eggs

$45.00

Order will be shipped as soon as eggs become available!

You will be notified by phone or email before they ship.

Don't forget to check out our new hydroponics book that is available on Amazon as a kindle book!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OPJXMN4

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Mahanaim Farm
Shekhinah Raziel Davis
74 Black Hawk Lane
Camp, Arkansas

(870)321-6859

All photos are property of Golden Dove Gallery and Mahanaim Farm and may not be used with out written consent.