Heritage poultry · Manitoba, Canada
Breezy Bird Farms
Raised with care. Rooted in heritage.
Breezy Bird Farms · Southern Manitoba · Since 2011

Meet the Farm

Behind the hatching eggs is a working farm, one pair of hands, and a lasting commitment to heritage poultry.

Ancestral Poultry · Preserving Living Bloodlines

White Bresse chickens foraging at Breezy Bird Farms in Manitoba
A note from the farm

Hello, I'm Candace.

“I'm not perfect, and I've never claimed to be. I'm still learning from the birds every season.”

I operate Breezy Bird Farms myself here in southern Manitoba. Most days, I'm far more likely to be in the breeding pens, tending to the birds or gathering eggs than in front of a camera. There is a lot of work behind every parcel that leaves the farm, and I take that responsibility personally.

Since establishing Breezy Bird Farms in 2011, I've worked with rare and traditional poultry that deserve to remain part of our future. I've learned that beautiful birds are only one part of the picture. Health, vitality, structure, temperament and the ability to maintain useful bloodlines matter just as much.

I love the history these breeds carry, but I also love the everyday reality of caring for them. Poultry has brought me a great deal of joy and has been one of my greatest teachers.

What matters here

Care is part of the breeding program.

There is no single measure of a good breeding bird. The decisions made over time matter.

Healthy, active flocks

Daily observation, suitable housing and attentive care are part of the work. Birds are living animals first, never simply an inventory number.

Heritage with purpose

I look beyond appearance when selecting breeding birds, paying attention to useful qualities and the continuity of established bloodlines.

Hands-on, every day

From breeding decisions and egg collection to packaging, the farm's small scale keeps me close to the details.

Icelandic rooster raised at Breezy Bird Farms outdoors
Life in southern Manitoba

The seasons shape the work.

Our Canadian summers are short, and the needs of the flocks change throughout the year. The daily routine adapts with the weather, the breeding pens and the birds themselves.

During warmer months, I spend time gathering suitable wild greens and growing herbs and vegetables to add variety to the birds' care. Those quiet, practical jobs may never appear in a product description, but they are an important part of farm life.

What matters to me is not producing as many eggs as possible. It's caring for the birds and maintaining a thoughtful breeding program over the long term.

Explore the breeds raised here →
From the breeding pens to your home

Every order begins long before shipping day.

Hatching eggs are a living biological starting point, so preparation, communication and realistic expectations are all important.

01 · BREED

Care for the flock

Observe breeding groups, make selection decisions and care for the birds that produce the eggs.

02 · COLLECT

Handle eggs thoughtfully

Gather and inspect eggs, with attention to their condition and suitability for shipping.

03 · PREPARE

Pack for the journey

Prepare orders carefully using protective packaging suited to the shipping process.

Hatching involves natural variation and transport factors beyond any farm's control. The Hatching Egg Resource Centre offers practical preparation and incubation resources.

A personal thank-you

I'm glad you found the farm.

Whether you've purchased from Breezy Bird Farms before or you're discovering these birds for the first time, I appreciate your interest. Every order helps support the ongoing work of caring for the flocks and keeping heritage poultry in the hands of people who value them.

Take a look around. I hope you find a breed that captures your interest and a little inspiration for your next hatching journey.

Candace