Fryar's Kangaroo Island Free Range Eggs
Fresh eggs that are rich in flavour and protein.
Location: “Rangen’em”,
Hog Bay Road, Kangaroo Island
Telephone: (08) 85539097
Website: www.kieggs.com.au

The chickens at Fryar’s Kangaroo
Island Free Range Eggs are living the good life. Basically
they do as they please. They reside on one of Australia’s
great unspoilt islands in mobile sheds, they roam outside
whenever they want and eat whatever they like.
It’s hen paradise – a stress-free lifestyle
that benefits consumers as well as the chickens, with fresh
eggs that are rich in flavour and protein.
They started with 400 hens and have been struggling to
keep up with consumer demand since.
Today the farm covers more than 1200 hectares with 40,000
hens spread between 40 sheds. These are mobile so they can
be easily moved to areas of fresh pasture, and the hens’
diet is supplemented by a mixture of grains that are grown,
harvested and crushed on the farm. The hens even have their
own “guardians” – Italian Maremma dogs
that bond with their bird friends as pups and become fiercely
protective. The island is free of foxes, and feral cats
and eagles have learnt to keep away. It means the chickens
are never locked in their sheds, which remain open at all
times.
The farm is regularly audited by Animal Liberation SA,
and the production, grading & packing areas are audited
& accredited Egg Corp Assured with the national Egg
Quality Assurance Programme.
About 18,000 eggs are gathered daily and stored in a cool-room
to ensure a product of excellent freshness and quality.
They are sold in shops on the island and at selected supermarkets
across Australia. Look out for the Fryar name on the carton
and the yellow Animal Liberation accredited sticker.
Fryar’s Kangaroo Island Free
Range Eggs has been operating since 1992 when Tom and Fiona
Fryar decided they wanted to establish the ultimate free
range chicken environment.
Good Food Kangaroo Island is an industry group
formed to encourage and support value adding producers and
protect the integrity of the Island’s produce. Regional
food groups have been established throughout South Australia
and are actively working with producers to establish regional
branding and long term relationships with major retailers
seeking access to high quality, branded products.
Contact us
for more information about produce, transport, reservations
and tourist attractions.
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