Website terms & farm policies

Last updated: November 12, 2026

Website use and current availability

In the Woods Family Farm specializes in Brahma hatching eggs and chicks. This website currently provides product information and a way to contact the farm. Online orders, payments, and future hatch reservations are closed. A visible listing does not mean stock is available. An inquiry does not create an order or reserve birds or eggs.

Hatching eggs

Hatching eggs are intended for incubation, not sale as table eggs. Fertility and hatch success can vary with individual eggs, handling, storage, incubation, and other conditions. No specific fertility percentage, hatch rate, or successful hatch is promised unless expressly stated in the applicable offer. This information does not remove any rights customers have under applicable law.

Chicks, sex, and color

Read the individual listing for the variety, hatch date, and any stated sexing information. Unless a listing expressly identifies a chick as sexed and states the applicable guarantee, do not assume a particular sex is guaranteed. Color and feather patterns can change as birds mature; photographs and expected-color descriptions are not a promise of an identical adult appearance. No disease-free or certification claim should be assumed unless specifically stated and supported.

Future hatch reservations

Reservations are currently closed. When offered, reservations require full payment at the time of reservation. Before accepting payment, the farm will provide the hatch window, available quantity, fulfillment arrangements, and applicable cancellation, refund, and hatch-shortfall terms. Do not send payment for a reservation that has not been expressly opened.

Fulfillment, cancellations, and refunds

No farm pickup or shipping is offered at this time. Arrangements for any future sale, including cancellations, refunds, missing chicks, and damaged or nonhatching eggs, will be disclosed before an order is accepted. No blanket “all sales final” or waiver of statutory rights is established by this page. Nothing here limits remedies required by applicable law.

Poultry handling and care

Chickens and their eggs can carry Salmonella even when the birds look healthy. Wash hands with soap and water after handling poultry, eggs, equipment, or their surroundings. Keep poultry and their supplies away from food-preparation areas. Do not kiss or snuggle poultry. Supervise children and follow the CDC’s guidance for people at higher risk.

Read CDC backyard poultry safety guidance. Farm information is not a substitute for advice from a veterinarian.

Illustrations and photographs

The woodland website artwork is an illustration and does not depict the farm’s actual breeding birds. Individual listings will identify actual bird photographs when provided. Information may be corrected or updated; any future sale must be based on the specific terms provided before payment.

Privacy and contact

For information about personal data and tracking, read our Privacy policy and Your privacy choices. Contact gvf213@gmail.com with questions about the farm, these policies, or an inquiry. Do not include payment-card details or other sensitive information in a contact message.