Farm fresh eggs near Salem, OR

Farm · Silverton, OR

chicken eggs

Self-serve stand

A self-serve stand on Howell Prairie Road is open 9 to 6 Monday through Saturday and stocks farm-fresh eggs with frozen blueberries, jams and craft items. Bulk berry orders go through a phone number listed on the site.

Farm · Albany, OR

chicken eggs

Pickup by arrangement

Shoppers at the farm store on Highway 20 can put eggs on the same tab as meat, produce and baked goods, and the CSA is a prepaid credit that works for any of it. The store keeps separate summer and fall or winter hours.

Farm · Willamina, OR

chicken eggs

Farmers market, Pickup by arrangement

Weekly or biweekly egg shares come from pasture-raised hens on a 10-acre diversified farm. Shares are picked up at the Hillsdale and Neskowin farmers markets, at a drop in northeast Portland, or at the farm on Willamina Creek Road.

Farm · Lebanon, OR

chicken eggs

Pickup by arrangement

Beef, pork and turkey share the farm store with eggs, kept in stock. The store opens on set hours, listed on the site, rather than every day.

Farm · Cornelius, OR

chicken eggs

Local delivery

Winter deliveries from the farm include eggs alongside milk, bread and cheese, and the same weekly delivery carries fresh produce in spring and summer. The Unger family has farmed in Washington County for over a century.

Farm · Boring, OR

chicken eggs

Pickup by arrangement

No CSA share is needed: fresh eggs from a free-ranging flock are open to the public, and you email or text to place an order. Sourdough loaves and fruit hand-pies are sold the same way from the farm kitchen southeast of Portland.

Farm · North Plains, OR

chicken eggs

Local delivery

Only subscribers get the eggs, laid by hens that live in chicken tractors moved around the farm, and they ride along with the year-round home delivery of produce. The farm sits northwest of Portland on Pumpkin Ridge Drive.

Farm · Junction City, OR

chicken eggs

Farmers market, Pickup by arrangement

Small mixed-breed flocks on pasture, which the farm is upfront about meaning inconsistent shell colors and sizes and a price that moves with the season — cheaper when the hens are laying hard, dearer when they slow. Sold at Portland and Eugene farmers markets and through the farm's CSA.