Fruitful Hill Farm LLC

Bastrop Co Texas

Sustainable Family Farming

family photo by Scott Gordon

About our eggs...

Ringger Family Farm started in Bastrop County in 2002. Our main farm enterprise is raising pastured laying hens, along with a few dairy and meat goats. The way we raise our chickens creates a different product for consumers who are interested in healthy and local foods.

We use no chemicals or hormones with our chickens or our pasture. We move the chickens about once a week to a new section of pasture so they get new grass and bugs to eat. An "eggmobile" is moved along with the chickens so that they have a place to lay the eggs, and some protection from the wind and sun. Moving them across pasture also provides for a more evenly distributed return of fertilizer to the soil. Their diet is supplemented with a high-quality high-variety feed and organic vitamins and minerals.

Feed Ingredient categories:

1. Grass/other greens from pasture   2. Bugs from pasture  3. Corn  4. Milo  5. Soybean meal  6. Alfalfa meal  7. Fishmeal       8. Oyster shell  9. Ground limestone  10. Molasses or soy oil  11. Organic vitamins  12. Organic minerals.

Handmade Goat Milk Soap is now available to be shipped to you.

The 3.5-4 oz bars are $4 each plus shipping (and tax, if in Texas).  You can purchase more than one to save on shipping costs.

All the soap is made with Goat Milk.  The soap that is scented is made with essential oils and or the plants.

Email us for current scents and to order.

Email us for more details on our farm and products. 

Click here for a PDF of recipes using our veggies and eggs!