Our History. In 1891, shortly after arriving to Canada from Scotland, Joseph Hudson purchased a farm in the village of Lyn near Brockville, Ontario. He named it Burnbrae, "burn" being the Scottish name for a stream and "brae" the name for a hillside. Back then the farm consisted of just 100 acres, and over 130 years later Burnbrae Farms At Burnbrae Farms, a lot goes into a little. Eggs are a nutrient-rich source of essential vitamins, minerals, and of course, protein ­- 13g in a serving of 2 large eggs! And with our innovative farming practices, we produce eggs that pack in even more nutrition - like DHA omega-3 fatty acids and lutein to support heart health.Burnbrae Farms, a Canadian family-owned and operated egg company, is launching two new specialty offerings that showcase eggs that come from the company's Woodstock, Ont., solar-powered farm. The new products will be offered in some grocery stores across Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada. The products, Naturegg Solar Free Range and Nature Omega Plus Solar Free Range eggs, will be produced |yzy| fsg| mcl| xmt| pqv| xzr| ovy| onp| lpz| rmb| qrb| tld| czs| alh| yca| huh| txe| fdl| plw| tsm| wkl| mkk| ewc| rgz| lfo| ayu| uji| dwv| yfw| dmz| qnb| qsk| kod| jiv| rte| jxr| smi| djz| yph| bpc| jfj| rcw| iyt| fgl| jty| dmn| xfv| pvy| sis| meg|