by Linda F | Jan 30, 2023 | Meyer Hatchery News
February Book Of The Month The creative team at Meyer Hatchery is excited to announce the second book in our new Book Of The Month feature. Our favorite book for February is First Time Chicken Keeping and is an egg-cellent book for the first time chicken keeper. First... 
by Marie | Dec 13, 2022 | Homestead, Meyer Hatchery News
New For You: Book Of The Month Meyer Hatchery is excited to announce that our Book Of The Month program is launching in 2023! If you’re like us, the winter months move us to spend more time indoors after the chickens are tended to and the day’s chores are done. Our... 
by Marie | Nov 21, 2022 | Meyer Hatchery News
How Does Meyer Hatchery Ship Chicks Year Round? Do you ever wonder how day-old chicks arrive safe and sound to their new home 100s of miles away? Well, you are not alone. One of the most asked questions we get is, how we ship safely year-round? There’s a lot that goes... 
by Marie | Oct 30, 2022 | Meyer Hatchery News
What’s New For 2023 at Meyer Hatchery If you’ve been on the Meyer Hatchery website lately, you may have already discovered that we are introducing some exciting new chicken breeds and hybrids in 2023. We are also curating a fun new Funky chick category on our... 
by Tessa S | Sep 12, 2022 | Meyer Hatchery News
What Is A Land Grant University? Land Grant Universities were established in 1862 when US Congress passed the Morrill Act. For each elected member of Congress, the government provided 30,000 acres of federal land for the individual state to sell. The profits derived... 
by Stacy Write | Mar 8, 2022 | Meyer Hatchery News
Some of Meyer Hatchery’s Leading Women Karen Meyer founded Meyer Hatchery in 1985, and as the business has grown and expanded, we are proud to claim the designation of being female-owned and led. While many men play a pivotal role within the organization, more...