The First Acre
Elias Malaka starts with 40 Rhode Island Reds and a commitment to sunlight and clover-fed diets, rejecting industrial norms.
For three generations, the Malaka family has been obsessed with the precision of avian purity. We don't just farm; we curate an environment where nature expresses its highest nutritional potential.
Milestones of the Malaka Legacy
Elias Malaka starts with 40 Rhode Island Reds and a commitment to sunlight and clover-fed diets, rejecting industrial norms.
Introduction of the Duck and Quail varieties. Malaka Farm becomes the region's first dedicated multi-species avian sanctuary.
Now managed by Sarah Malaka, utilizing regenerative practices that actually improve the biodiversity of our valley floor.
Our rotation cycles allow the land to heal and thrive alongside our birds.
Birds have access to mineral-rich spring water filtered through limestone.
We believe that the stress of the bird is reflected in the quality of the yolk. On Malaka Farm, the concept of free-range is taken to its logical extreme.
Each species has its own dedicated habitat designed to mimic its ancestral environment. Our ducks have access to flowing water channels, our chickens roam through shaded oak groves, and our quail thrive in structured brushwood covers.
The quality of a Malaka egg is the result of tireless observation and genuine care. Meet the specialists who make it possible.
HEAD AVIAN NUTRITIONIST
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
ETHICAL SUPPLY CHAIN
FLOCK WELFARE LEAD