Description
Have you ever wanted to raise chickens for eggs, but didn't know where to start? A 3 or 6 month chicken rental package is a great way to start.
- Start with egg laying hens
- See if chickens are a good fit with your family
- Everything included to get started
| Basic Chicken Rental Package | Deluxe Chicken Rental Package | |
| Hens | 2 | 4 |
| Pounds of Feed | 100 | 200 |
| Waterer | Basic Chicken Waterer | Automatic Chicken Waterer |
| Feeder | X | X |
| Coop | X | X |
| Education Book | X |
X |
| Down Payment | $100 | $100 |
The $100 down payment is non-refundable. It will allow for a new coop to be built if a coop isn't available. Any questions please email ask@farmerbrad.com
$25 dollar per hen replacement fee if hen is lost or killed by predators.
Delivery Fee
First 50 miles is free. Any one way milage over 50 is $0.545 per mile. To estimate find how many miles away from Greens Fork, IN.
Buyout Option
If everything is going great and at the end of the rental period you'd like to keep everything: Coop, hens, waterers, feeders and any remaining feed.
Educational Book
Once the downpayment is made then an educational book is sent, so the renter can read up about chicken care etc. After rental is over keep the book as a free gift.
- Farmer Brad LLC is an affiliate of Rent-a-chicken®
- Farmer Brad LLC is protected by liability insurance
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Customer Reviews
Questions & Answers
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Hello! I’m a student at Earlham college, and I’m currently working at Miller Farm. We want to get chickens, however we’re not entirely sure if we’ll have students over breaks or summer vacation to care for them. Do you have a reverse sort of program, where you board the hens for a time until they can be returned? If not, would this be something that could be worked out? Thank you!
3 or 6-month rental periods can be chosen. We could spread those months over a time period that students are on campus. I work at Earlham, so if it's just a short break then I could probably check on them. But if it's longer than a long weekend I would probably just take the hens back to my farm. Email me your thoughts at brad@farmerbrad.com and I'm sure we can figure something out.