About The Jackson 6 Family Farm

The Jackson 6 Family Farm was born from our family of six — my husband and I, along with our four boys. When we returned to the Pacific Northwest six years ago, I found myself falling even more in love with farm life. We’ve always had our share of family pets — dogs, cats, fish, you name it (though we draw the line at reptiles!).

My fascination with chickens started small — with just ten — and somehow grew into nearly eighty. We don’t stick to just one breed or even five; our coop is full of variety, and watching their unique personalities shine through never gets old. Recently, we even rescued a sheep named Woolley from the local auction and added a few turkeys we hatched ourselves this past summer. It’s safe to say we’ve become quite attached to our growing flock.

When COVID hit, life changed for all of us — especially for our boys. With school and everyday routines disrupted, I wanted to find a way for them to keep learning the basics of responsibility, hard work, and teamwork. That’s when our egg business began. What started as a small project to teach life lessons quickly grew into something much bigger.

Since 2019, our little farm has been “growing by the dozen” every year — and so has our love for what we do.