Parker's Ten Acre Farm

26 October waking up to mild temperatures this morning come see us at the Market. Had a hog processed and ready for your dinner table as well as whole chicken.

Oct 19th we are at the Market this cool morning, come see us!!
Fayetteville History Museum - City Market at the Museum
325 Franklin st Fayetteville NC

Market day for Parker’s Ten Acre Farm at the Museum along with all the other vendors you have come to enjoy!!

September 28th we will be at the Market. Next Saturday Oct 5th we will not be, so stock up if you need too.

We will be at the Market 21 September 7:30-1. We need egg cartons!! If you have some please recycle with us. TIA

14 September it looks rainy out but we will be at the Market this morning so you can pick up your favorites.

31 August Fayetteville History Museum - City Market at the Museum we will be there with our pork and poultry items, fresh chicken and duck eggs. Our next Market will be 14 September. Come see us!!

24 August we will be at the Market 325 Franklin st Fayetteville NC. We will be here 31 August then the Next time you can get your meats from us will be 14 September so come on out and stock up!

17 August we are at the Market fresh eggs, pork and poultry. We have a couple rib eyes left, come and get em’

10 August 325 Franklin st Fayetteville we are here for your pork and poultry needs, come see us!!

What do you do when you get tropical rain when your little? You go to high ground!!

If you were wondering about duck eggs.

If you love eggs, you will really appreciate this post!
Duck Eggs vs. Chicken Eggs 🍳
Duck eggs are larger in size than chicken eggs. The whites in chicken eggs have a higher water content (more runny) than the whites in duck eggs. Duck eggs have larger yolks and a higher yolk-to-white ratio than chicken eggs.

We have both. Yes, they are different from each other, so I am gonna break it down quick:

🦆 Duck eggs are GREAT for baking.
🐓 Chicken eggs have thinner shells.
🦆 Duck eggs are larger and richer than 🐓 chicken eggs.
🐓 Chickens are prolific layers year-round if taken care of correctly, but 🦆 ducks are as well with much less light necessity.
🦆 Duck eggs stay fresh longer because of their insanely thick shell.
🦆 Duck eggs contain 30% more protein and a different type of protein than 🐓 chicken eggs, so if allergic to chicken eggs, most can eat duck eggs and vice versa.
Ounce for ounce, 🦆 duck eggs contain more Omega-3, Vitamins A and D, fatty acids, choline, folate, and iron than 🐓 chicken eggs.
🐓 Chickens lay well for about 1-2 years, then dramatically start slowing down production, while 🦆 ducks lay solid for 4-5 years before they slow down.
🐓 Chicken eggs come in a lot more colors.
So there ya have it!

And yes we sell duck eggs as well as fresh chicken eggs on Saturdays at the Fayetteville History Museum - City Market at the Museum.

Repost from Gwendolyn Mayfield

3 August we are here at the Market. 1/2 Boston butts and whole pork tenderloin come see us!!

27 July we will be at the Market Fayetteville History Museum - City Market at the Museum it’s going to be a nice day!

20 July at the Market 325 Franklin st Fayetteville NC

13 July we are at the Market 325 Franklin st Fayetteville NCWith all your Pork A Poultry needs. Ground beef, ribeyes and T-bones

July 6th we will be at the Market pork and poultry, t-bones, ribeyes cut 1 inch thick if your having your 4th of July cook out

29 June we will be at the Market, we are pretty well stocked but out of a few things pork and poultry. We do have some nice T-Bones and choice ribeyes 1 inch cuts that are great on the grill. Come see us 325 Franklin st Fayetteville NC
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22 June come early to get your fresh eggs, unless you want them hard boiled ! It’s gonna be a hot one at the Market!!

15 June we are at the Market. Nice ribeyes and t- bones left for Fathers Day.

8 June we will have some really nice Choice Rib eyes. Come get them while they last!!

Remember

25 May we are at the Market 325 Franklin St Fayetteville NC.
****Reminder We will not be at the Market 1 June *****
We still have ribeyes and t-bones, fresh eggs 🍳 pork and poultry products.