About

Dakota Layers is a family-owned and operated egg farm that started business in 1999. We housed our first hens in 2001. We may be a young producer, but our passion for the welfare of our hens as well as the quality of our eggs is second to none. We go to great lengths to ensure our eggs are as fresh as possible. We never store or overstock our eggs, and our inline egg system means that no human touches our eggs until they are in a carton or box. Locally, our eggs go from chicken to shelf within 36 hours, making them one of the freshest in the market!

Approximately 100,000 dozen eggs are produced every day from our 1.35 million hens. The care and comfort of our hens is a top priority. As a member of the United Egg Producers, we house our hens in cages exceeding government size and design requirements.

Dakota Layers provides over 70 jobs in our community. In addition to jobs, we give back 5% of local sales made in each county to food pantries and several charitable events. Since 2008 when our partnership started with Feeding South Dakota, we have donated over 3,720,000 eggs or 310,000 dozen. “We are so happy to help make a difference in fighting hunger in South Dakota,” said Dakota Layers General Manager Jason Ramsdell. Feeding South Dakota provides hunger relief to nearly 100,000 South Dakotans, nearly 50% of whom are children.

 

  

 



1 Comment

Monica Burck

August 5, 2020at 9:00 pm

Pretty cool!
I sent this to a good friend who is from Madelia, Minnesota. 100 miles straight line East of Flandreau.
Sincerely
Vicky and Lani’s Cousin
Monica Burck

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