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Free-Range vs. Pasture-Raised vs. Caged Eggs – What’s the Difference?

Not all eggs are the same — and the way hens are raised makes a big difference in nutrition, taste, and ethics. If you've ever been confused by terms like caged, free-range, and pasture-raised, you're not alone. Let's break it down.

1. Caged Eggs

These come from hens kept in small battery cages, often with less space than an A4 sheet of paper.

  • How they live: No natural movement. No sunlight. No dust bathing or pecking.
  • What they eat: Commercial feed, often with additives to boost egg production.
  • The result: Eggs may look similar, but they lack the richness and health benefits of naturally raised eggs. The hens live in stressful, unnatural conditions.


2. Free-Range Eggs

Free-range hens have more space than caged birds and some outdoor access.

  • How they live: Limited freedom. Usually indoors, with occasional access to outdoor areas.
  • What they eat: Commercial feed, possibly supplemented with some grains or greens.
  • The result: Slightly better welfare and egg quality than caged, but still not truly natural living.

 

3. Pasture-Raised Eggs

This is the gold standard in ethical and natural egg farming — and the method we proudly follow at Siddhi Farm.

  • How they live: Hens roam freely on open pastures every day. They scratch the soil, chase insects, and live a stress-free life.
  • What they eat: A natural diet of fresh green leaves, grains, insects, and clean water — no artificial growth boosters.
  • The result: Eggs with vibrant golden yolks, firmer whites, and noticeably better taste. These eggs are more nutritious, with higher levels of Omega-3, Vitamin D, and antioxidants.

Blog 2 :

Why Desi, Pasture-Raised Eggs & Chicken Are Best for Your Family

Choosing the right eggs and chicken for your family goes beyond taste — it’s about health, ethics, and supporting sustainable farming. At Siddhi Farm, we believe that desi, pasture-raised poultry offers the best for your loved ones. Here’s why.

Traditional vs. Commercial Farming Methods


Traditional poultry farming respects the natural behavior of hens and chickens. Desi breeds roam freely on pastures, eating natural feed and living stress-free lives. In contrast, commercial farms often prioritize mass production — keeping birds confined in cages or crowded sheds, feeding them unnatural diets, and using antibiotics or hormones to speed growth.



Health Benefits of Desi Breeds and Natural Farming


Desi breeds are naturally hardy and produce eggs and meat rich in nutrients. Pasture-raised poultry has:

● Higher levels of Omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants.

 

● Lower fat content and no harmful additives.

 

● Eggs with golden yolks and chicken meat with authentic, richer flavor.

 


Cleaner Meat and Eggs = Stronger Immunity and Fewer Long-Term Health Risks


Eating clean, chemical-free poultry supports your family’s immune system and overall health. It reduces exposure to harmful residues often found in commercial poultry, lowering the risk of allergies, hormonal imbalances, and antibiotic resistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our eggs come from free-roaming desi hens, raised on natural feed like greens and

grains. They are richer in nutrition, have golden yolks, and are free from chemicals or

factory-farming methods.

No. Our hens are raised without antibiotics or hormone boosters. Their health comes

from fresh air, clean water, and a natural diet.

Because our hens eat fresh greens and grains, the yolks are naturally deeper in color

— a sign of healthy, nutrient-rich eggs.

Keep them in a cool, dry place. For longer freshness, refrigerate. Always store away

from strong odors, as eggs can absorb smells.

Yes. They are clean, natural, and chemical-free — a safe and healthy protein source

for every age group.

Our eggs are available at Dorabjees, Star Bazaar, and other premium stores in Pune,

Solapur, and Mumbai. You can also order on Amazon or directly from us.

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