From our farm in Paraguarí
Free-range eggs from pasture-raised hens in Paraguarí
Forty named hens roam two hectares among fruit trees throughout the day. Their eggs are collected, brushed and dated daily.
34 dozen available
- 40 hens · 2 hectares
- Collected daily
- No preventive antibiotics
From our land
More pasture, more freedom and eggs collected every day.
Collected daily
Eggs are collected, brushed and dated every day before orders are prepared.
Free throughout the day
All 40 hens have continuous access to two hectares of pasture and fruit trees.
No preventive antibiotics
We do not use routine antibiotics to compensate for intensive living conditions.
How we produce it
A hen’s life, not a life inside a shed.
Our 40 named hens spend the day across two hectares of farm. They graze among fruit trees, eat fruit, peelings, insects and earthworms, and sleep safely in the coop at night.
- Space
- 2 hectares for 40 hens
- Outdoors
- Continuous access throughout the day
- Preparation
- Collected, brushed and dated daily
- Storage
- Up to 21 days, always below 24 °C
A view of our production setting in Paraguarí.
The life behind every egg
40 named hens. Two hectares where they can live like hens.
Throughout the day, our hens roam freely around the farm and graze among the fruit trees. At night, they return to a protected coop where they sleep safely.
They eat a mix of grains and cereals, but spend much of the day finding their own food: pasture, fruit, peelings and fresh vegetables, insects and earthworms. They walk, peck, scratch the soil, dust-bathe and rest in the shade. We use no preventive antibiotics.
hens
Every one has a name and is observed daily.
of land
Continuous outdoor access throughout the day.
collection
Eggs are collected, brushed and dated every day.
to enjoy them
Keep at a stable temperature, never above 24 °C.
A difference you can see
Our eggs compared with conventional eggs.
We are not comparing one label with another. We are comparing the hens’ everyday lives and the way their eggs are actually produced.
Available space
40 hens share 2 hectares, equivalent to 500 m² of land per hen.
Typically 7 to 10 hens per m² inside the production building.
Where they live
Outdoors throughout the day and protected in their coop at night.
In cages or on the floor, inside a production building.
Natural behaviour
They can walk, run, peck, scratch, forage, dust-bathe and rest in the shade.
Confinement limits or prevents many of these natural behaviours.
Ground and surroundings
Soil, pasture, insects, fruit trees and natural shade.
Concrete flooring, generally covered with litter inside the building.
Feed
Grains and cereals, mainly complemented by pasture, fruit, peelings, vegetables, insects and earthworms.
Standardized feed. Some Paraguayan formulas contain grains, meat and bone meal, animal fat, soy and potentially GMO corn.
Preventive antibiotics
We use no preventive antibiotics.
Their use depends on each farm’s health protocol.
References for the conventional column: typical indoor stocking density · ingredients in a Paraguayan layer feed.
Pura Tierra transparency
Are these certified organic eggs?
We do not market our eggs as certified organic. Pura Tierra currently has no official organic certification.
We apply no pesticides to crops on the farm. For animals, we explain their living conditions, feed and care separately.
If you are looking for organic eggs in Paraguay, this distinction matters: we prefer to give you concrete information.
Order directly
From Paraguarí to Greater Asunción.
Build your basket from available stock. Delivery on Tuesday and Friday mornings costs 45,000 Gs, or collect your order free of charge at the farm.
Frequently asked questions
Before you order.
Are Pura Tierra eggs certified organic?
No. We do not have organic certification and explain our production practices transparently.
Where can I buy free-range eggs in Paraguay?
Pura Tierra sells directly from its Paraguarí farm and delivers in Greater Asunción.
How do the Pura Tierra hens live?
Our 40 named hens have continuous daytime access to two hectares of pasture and fruit trees. They sleep safely in their coop at night.
What do the hens eat?
A mix of grains and cereals, complemented by pasture, fruit, peelings, vegetables, insects and earthworms found around the farm.
Do you use preventive antibiotics?
No. Pura Tierra uses no preventive or routine antibiotics for its hens.
How should I store the eggs?
They are collected, brushed and dated daily. Keep them at a stable temperature, never above 24 °C, and consume within 21 days.
When do you deliver?
Tuesday and Friday mornings, for 45,000 Gs per order.
Today's stock
34 dozen available.
Add fresh eggs to your basket and choose the next available delivery morning.