Pastured
Why farm eggs look different
Pastured eggs from hens on the ground. Richer yolks. Collected close to home and sold at the farm store.
The yolk is the tell
A grocery egg is a grocery egg. A pastured egg from this farm has a richer yolk and a tighter white. Kate fries them sunny side up so you can see it. That is the difference you came for.
How the hens live
The hens are on the ground at Waterhouse Farm in Murrayville. Eggs are collected close to home and sold at the same store as the steak, the sausages, and the honey. The farm store has been in Murrayville since 1904.
How they cook
Farm eggs cook a little hotter and a little richer than grocery eggs. Give them a warm pan, a little butter, and do not rush the white. If you want the steps, Kate wrote them down.
How to get a carton
Come to 21834 40th Ave, Langley BC. Thursday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Sunday through Wednesday, 12pm to 6pm. Cartons depend on the week. If you need a lot, write hello@waterhousefarm.ca before you drive out from Langley, Surrey, or Abbotsford.
Questions people ask
Where can I buy farm eggs in Langley?
At Waterhouse Farm in Murrayville. Pastured eggs sit on the counter when the hens have been laying. Thursday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Sunday through Wednesday, 12pm to 6pm.
Are your eggs organic?
We do not call them organic. We call them pastured. The hens are on the ground, and you can taste the yolk.
Last updated 2026-10-05
Farm notes
Know what is on the shelf
Open Thursday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Sunday through Wednesday, 12pm to 6pm at 21834 40th Ave, Langley BC V2Z 1N7.