Vital Farms

[NPM Voice Talent] This message comes from Vital Farms, who works with small American farms to bring you pasture-raised eggs. Farmer Tanner Pace shares why he chose to collaborate with Vital Farms when he brought pasture-raised hens to his small Missouri farm. [Tanner] Probably the best thing about being a Vital Farms farmer is working with a group that is not just motivated for one thing. They’re motivated for the well-being of the animals, for the well-being of the earth. They care about it all. You know, and that means a lot to me. [NPM Voice Talent] To learn more about how Vital Farms farmers care for their hens, visit Vital Farms dot com.

[NPM Voice Talent]  This message comes from Vital Farms, who works with small American farms to bring you pasture-raised eggs. Farmer Tanner Pace shares a moment that brings him a sense of purpose. [Tanner] I think that when the barn doors open and the hens run to the paddocks, you can truly see what a happy hen really is. I love pasture-raised eggs because you can see the work and the pride that the farmers have and have put into these eggs. [NPM Voice Talent] To learn more about how Vital Farms farmers care for their hens, visit Vital Farms dot com.

[NPM Voice Talent]  This message comes from Vital Farms, who works with small American farms to bring you pasture-raised eggs. Farmer Tanner Pace shares why Vital Farms’ mission aligns with his goals. [Tanner] Vital Farms mission is to bring ethical food to the table. We only have one earth and we have to make it count. Like my boys, I want to see them taking care of the land for them to be able to farm and then generations to come. [NPM Voice Talent] To learn more about how Vital Farms farmers care for their hens, visit Vital Farms dot com.

[NPM Voice Talent] This message comes from Vital Farms, who works with small American farms to bring you pasture-raised eggs. Farmer Tanner Pace describes what makes a pasture-raised egg unique. [Tanner] Before we first started with Vital Farms, I thought, you know, an egg’s an egg. Not a big deal, but it’s hard for me to even eat an egg that’s not a Vital Farm egg now. Vital Farms eggs are usually brown to lighter brown in color. And when you crack a pasture-raised egg, you have to hit it harder than what a person thinks just because of the shell quality is so good. And basically when that egg cracks in the skillet or bowl, that yolk is almost kind of an orange shade. And that is part of what I love about a Vital egg is just the shade of yolk. I love pasture-raised eggs because you can see the work and the pride that the farmers have and have put into these eggs. [NPM Voice Talent] To learn more about how Vital Farms farmers care for their hens, visit Vital Farms dot com.

[NPM Voice Talent] This message comes from Vital Farms, who works with small American farms to bring you pasture-raised eggs. Farmer Tanner Pace shares why he believes it’s important to care for his land, and how he hopes to pass the opportunity to farm on to his sons. [Tanner] We’re paving the way for a future. We only have one earth and we have to make it count. Like my boys, I want to see them taking care of the land for them to be able to farm and then generations to come. I really enjoy seeing especially my whole family up there working with me. And to be able to instill the things that my father, mother, and then grandparents instilled in me that I can instill in the boys, that’s just the most rewarding thing that there could ever be. Vital Farms, they’re motivated for the well-being of the animals, for the well-being of the land. The whole grand scope of things, they care about it all. You know, and that means a lot to me. [NPM Voice Talent] To learn more about how Vital Farms farmers care for their hens, visit Vital Farms dot com.