TinyDino Farmstead

01/29/2026

Freyja and Bjorn having fun in the snow!

01/29/2026

We still have plenty of eggs available! $5 a dozen 🦆🥚

01/29/2026

The ducks and geese are enjoying the snow! ❄️ the Muscovy aren’t fans, so they’ll hangout in their shed for now

01/29/2026

Orders are steadily coming in! This year we are changing up our hatching schedule so we will be incubating by order ONLY. This will save us a lot of time and heartache in the long run. If you’re interested in ordering ducklings for spring send us a message! 🦆

01/24/2026

Who else gets these monster duck eggs during winter? Post pictures and name the breed! Show them chicken owners whos boss 😂 This Duck egg is more than TWICE the size of ANY chicken egg you’ll get, at over 4.5 ounces, and it’not even a double yolk. The fact that they can lay these every day, 10+ months of the year is just crazy.

This one came from a Jumbo Pekin or one of our signature Rouens. Now, they both lay eggs like this in spring/summer/fall, consistently, but this is the first time we’ve gotten an egg over 4 ounces in the dead of winter. These girls are also 3-4 years old now, so they’re hitting their peak. They’ll lay eggs like this until they’re about 6-7 years old, and they can live up to 15 years, producing eggs until around 10-12 years of age. Compared to a chickens lifespan of 5-10 years, and it’s laying ability lasting 3-7(if youre super lucky), there’s no comparison.

Also, we’re just pickin, chicken. There’s nothing wrong with having chickens, they all have their place, so we don’t want to see any arguing in the comments. So show us your jumbo chicken eggs too! All are welcome here, and thank you all for your support!

01/22/2026

We’re back up to 2-3 dozen of duck eggs a day already, and the geese are still laying eggs consistently. So about a quarter of our ducks are still laying eggs daily. Plus, a few of the Muscovys decided to start laying eggs early, so we’ll be filling some of the Muscovy orders much sooner than anticipated. The duck eggs are mostly Khaki Campbells, Rouens, Appleyard, or Pekin. We’re getting a few Welsh and Runner eggs a week too, with 1 Cayuga egg this month. Our Australian Spoted Ducks now have 5 eggs incubating already and we’re very excited! Thank you everyone for your support!

01/18/2026

01/18/2026

Oh Gustav 😂

70 likes, 2 comments. “Just doing Gustav things.”

01/14/2026

47 job applications. 47 rejections. "Overqualified." "Not enough experience." "Not the right fit." Each rejection stung a little more. Made me question my worth a little deeper. I was 25, broke, and starting to believe I was unemployable. Then I got angry instead of sad. If nobody would hire me, I'd hire MYSELF. Used my last $800 to start a micro farm in my backyard. Sold vegetables to neighbors. Expanded slowly. Three years later, I run a six-figure farm business and employ five people. The same companies that rejected me now want to partner with me. I politely decline. Every rejection was actually protection - protecting me from settling for someone else's vision when I was meant to build my own. If you're facing rejection after rejection, maybe it's not because you're not good enough. Maybe it's because you're meant for something bigger. Something yours. Stop applying. Start building. 💪🌾

01/12/2026

It’s update time on our Australian Spotted Ducks, Bindi and Bodhi. Bindi has finally laid her first egg! This is HUGE news, since there are only about 1,000 Australian Spotted Ducks left in the world. We already have a few customers in line, but she’s expected to lay up to 125 eggs. So if anyone else is interested, please get your order in asap. Thank you!

01/08/2026

The 110th Pennsylvania Farm Show — the country’s largest indoor agricultural exposition –— kicks off Saturday, Jan. 10, in Harrisburg. Th event runs through Saturday, Jan. 17.

This year’s Farm Show theme, “Growing a Nation,” honors the Commonwealth’s — and Pennsylvania agriculture’s— role in building our country as we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary this year.

The 2026 Farm Show will feature fan-favorites like the 1,000-pound butter sculpture, delicious Food Court goodies, thousands of competitive agricultural events, homegrown celebrity cooking demonstrations at the PA Preferred® Culinary Connection, and more than 1 million square feet of hands-on agriculture education opportunities.

Admission to the show is free, but parking costs $15 per vehicle. Shuttle service will be provided.