Last week, the kids and I placed another round of Coturnix quail eggs into the incubator—this time, feather-sexable and Celadon varieties. It’s not our first go-around with quail, but every batch teaches us something new.

So why quail again?

Let’s just say… we’re hooked.

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🥚 Quail eggs may be small, but their impact is powerful.

From higher iron and B12 to rich flavor and fast-laying birds, these tiny eggs have earned their place on our homestead — and maybe yours, too.

Here’s how quail eggs changed my family’s health — and why we now raise our own flock.