3 Feathers Emu News

We wish all of our friends, customers, and colleagues an amazing year in 2023

We are breathing a HUGE sigh of relief!!! We had a bit of a scare during the last storm and power outage—a tripped breaker meant our incubators got dangerously cold and we were fairly certain (well, Tony was absolutely certain) we had lost all of our eggs in the incubators—they were full up with 9 trays of eggs so we were almost in tears!!!! Heartbreaking days. But… we just kept turning them and watching and hoping against hope… and OH MY GOODNESS—they have started to hatch. So…prayers answered and I am so thankful for it!!! Just love these little wobbly...

Raising emus is, at times, great fun and as we learned last week, also truly heartbreaking. But living in rural Lewis County has also allowed our family to grow and learn so much more.   Whether it is harvesting honey (our first year we were overrun by bees from the hive coming to take their honey back !!), making apple cider (a sticky job), or growing and preserving our own food for winter (you can grow too much kale), the days are never dull.  Thank you to our customers for 12 years of fun.  Looking forward to many, many more....

We had a temporary interruption in our email services today, October 16, during an upgrade.  But good news:  all is working now.    If you emailed us today and do not get a response, please try again and accept our apologies for any trouble.   Thanks, Your customer support team-  i.e. Janean and Tony!  

We sell our emu oil, meat, and handmade products from our farm and in stores, but also at local farmers markets, events, and festivals. We were unable to attend may markets and events this year and we missed seeing everyone. We can't wait to see you all next year. #fridayfunfact #emuoilisgoodforyou #buylocal #farmingisfun #discoverlewiscounty #chehalisfarmersmarket #centraliafarmersmarket #toledofarmersmarket #tumwaterfarmersmarket #chehalisgarlicfestival