Early May Pullets Available Now

We’re excited to officially open our brooders for the 2026 season! If you’ve been waiting to plan your spring flock additions, now is the time. This year’s early lineup includes some of our most requested breeds:
• Salmon Faverolles
• Starlight Greens
• Buff Orpingtons

As always, our pullets are NPIP-certified and raised with care right here at Fiastro Farms. We do not hold birds between raises due to biosecurity protocols, so if you’re purchasing from multiple pickup dates, please plan accordingly.

Pickup dates and breed availability are clearly listed on each product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Description Our pullets (young hens) are usually 12-14 weeks old at the time of sale—just a few weeks away from laying eggs. Occasionally we offer younger chicks (6–8 weeks), but those will be clearly labeled in our listings.text goes here

  • No. For biosecurity and animal-health reasons, once a bird leaves our farm, it cannot return.

  • Yes. Our flocks are vaccinated against the most common poultry diseases, including Marek’s Disease, and are raised on a medicated feed for Coccidiosis to ensure they are healthy and ready for your coop. For ongoing nutrition, check out our partner Redemption Springs for high-quality feed for your flock.

  • No. We do not ship live birds. All sales are farm pick-up only in Maryland.

  • We recommend a minimum of 3–4 hens. Chickens are social animals and do best in small flocks.

  • Most breeds begin laying around 18–22 weeks of age, depending on season and environment.

  • Yes—special pricing on orders of 10+ pullets. Please contact us for details.

  • Yes. We schedule pick-up times so each customer has time to select birds and ask questions. You may not pickup chickens or visit the farm without an appointment.