Reputed to lay the best-tasting eggs in the world, our Marans were directly imported from national champion French bloodlines. We breed imported black copper and white varieties.

This endangered Belgian game fowl is striking in appearance and is also the cousin to the well-known Liege Fighter. The Bruges Fighter have a fierce appearance but are generally friendly toward people and can be an excellent choice for the dedicated hobbyist.

This Oxford Game is sure to impress with it's fiery orange plumage.

Who doesn't want a chicken that looks like a dalmatian with a Mohawk? The Appenzeller Spitzhauben is one of our most visually interesting breeds, and Greenfire Farms went all the way to Switzerland to find and import champion bloodlines.

A large, cold hardy breed with Russian roots. Calm and smart.

The Mechelen Turkey Head is currently very endangered in its native range, and good specimens with the desired, typical heads are rare.

What this tiny Swedish landrace breed lacks in size, it more than makes up for with boldness and charm. Once exceptionally rare, this breed has gained a cult following in the U.S.

An active dual-purpose breed from Belgium, this crested beauty in the quail color pattern reflects the colors of the Belgian flag: black, yellow, red.

Although almost extinct, the Shetland Hen is one of the most fascinating and intriguing landrace chickens in the world.

The Deathlayer is a very proficient layer and with its tight cushion comb, iridescent greens and purples in its black feathers, luxuriant tail, and totally black doll eyes it can easily compete among the most beautiful chickens on the planet.

This beautiful Swedish landrace breed possesses all the splendor and diversity of a field of wildflowers.