Wrather Farms
Location: Columbia, TN
NPIP # 63-1365
Shipping: yes
Local Pickup:yes
Description: Wrather Farms, located in Columbia, Tennessee, is a family farm focused on quality poultry breeding, careful flock management, and producing healthy hatching eggs for poultry enthusiasts and homesteaders. Their program emphasizes strong birds, attentive care, and practical breeding goals designed for both backyard keepers and serious breeders.
As part of the Tennessee poultry community, Wrather Farms is committed to responsible poultry practices and connecting customers with birds selected for health, vigor, and performance. Whether you are building a colorful backyard flock, expanding a breeding program, or searching for quality hatching eggs, Wrather Farms offers a homestead-focused approach rooted in hands-on poultry experience.
Raising and exhibiting several breeds to the Standard of Perfection.
Breeds/Species Available:
Splash Ameraucana
Black Copper Marans
Ayam Cemani
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