Mockingbird Homestead
Mockingbird Homestead raises ayam cemani in Del Rio, Tennessee, a rural community in Cocke County on the eastern edge of the state near the Great Smoky Mountains and about an hour east of Knoxville. Masha Baklashev Mason runs the farm with a clear focus on breed quality and transparency about the birds she produces.
The homestead is an active member of the Ayam Cemani Breeders Association and works toward the proposed Standard of Perfection for the breed. Masha has developed her own distinct line of ayam cemani and puts careful attention into selection, acknowledging the high cull rate that comes with maintaining strong fibro expression as birds mature. The farm hatches chicks on a weekly cycle and takes biosecurity seriously, operating as a working farm with controlled access to protect flock health.
Beyond ayam cemani, Mockingbird Homestead also offers several other breeds, including fibro eggers developed directly from the ayam cemani breeding program, alongside a variety of other heritage and specialty poultry. Those looking for ayam cemani for sale in Tennessee will find a program built around honest representation and consistent lineage work rather than volume production.
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| Species | Chicken Ayam Cemani |
|---|---|
| Website | www.mockingbirdhomestead.com |
| Socials | https://www.facebook.com/MockingbirdHomestead |
| masha@mockingbirdhomestead.com | |
| Phone | +1 832-537-0151 |
| Owner | Masha Baklashev Mason |
| Location | Del Rio, TN, 37727, USA |
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