About Farm Fresh Products

Still Going, One Day at a Time

Running a small farm isn’t glamorous. I’m Maria, and after shutting down our food waste service (big headaches with permits), the farm side of Paradise in Disguise is still alive. Every day’s a bit of a scramble, but I keep going because the mission matters—turning waste into something good for the land and for you.

What You’ll Find Here

• Garden Gold Compost: My chickens do half the work, scratching and mixing food scraps, leaves, hay, sawdust, and manures into a rich, aged blend. I sift it by hand (honestly, the sifter saga is wild), and it’s ready for your garden beds, pots, or seed starts. Not your average “organic compost for gardens”—it’s weirdly satisfying to see how dark and fluffy it gets.
• Happy, Pasture-Raised Chickens: I raise Cornish Cross and Red Broilers out on grass, not crammed in little tractors. Birds get sun, bugs, and space. If you’re after “pasture-raised chicken near me” in Delaware or Otsego County, I keep a list for each batch.
• Fresh Eggs: Mixed flock means you get brown, white, and green eggs. Sometimes there’s a flash sale if hens go into overdrive. “Fresh farm eggs Delaware”—that’s literally what I do.
• Starter Hens (When Available): Occasionally I help rehome laying hens if you want to start your own flock.

Real Talk

Stuff breaks, weather’s unpredictable, and most days I’m tired. But if you care about local, sustainable farming products, you’ll find good stuff here. I’m here for the folks who want to know their food comes from real people, not just a label.