THE PRICE OF EGGS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Magenta

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Yup.
My math skills aren't great, either. Had to ask my 18-year-old. :LOL:
I had to get out my calculator and then try a few different formulas,
like, what do I divide or multiply to get the cost of eggs here?
.:giggle:
 

arthurfleminger

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Well, I'm guessing that the 'Egg Crisis' has come to an end. Last month I used my 'Safeway App' and bought 4 dozen eggs at $1.42 a dozen.

Two weeks ago, I shopped at Walmart, I bought the box with 5 dozen eggs for a total of $9.88.

Today, I went to Walmart and bought another box of 5 dozen eggs and the price had fallen to $6.82. That's only about 11 cents an egg.
 

Godsgirl1983

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This weeks store special is a .99 cents sale.
Included in the options:
1 dozen large eggs (limit 1/visit...)
 

Magenta

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This weeks store special is a .99 cents sale.
Included in the options:
1 dozen large eggs (limit 1/visit...)
I bought a flat of 18 extra large white eggs for $6.49 which works out to $4.33 a dozen...

if my math is correct .:unsure:;):giggle:. I divided 6.49 by three and then multiplied by two...
 

shittim

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Tried to pay my local egg lady much more than she asked, she wouldn't take it, such great eggs too, they are really deep in color, not the pale yellow egg factory ones that lay down flat in the pan.
 

Billyd

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James 1:4 But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing. KJV

Be patient. Every problem has a solution.
 

shittim

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Thanks Billyd, our best is still ahead of us in Christ.
blessings(y):)
 

presidente

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I never thought I'd see the day when I couldn't afford to put eggs on my breakfast plate. But that day has arrived and I do without.

Close to Home by John McPherson for February 21, 2023 - GoComics
I had some ducks until the neighbor's complained. We bought them young and they started laying after about two months. After they started laying, for all but two days, we got one duck egg a day. We sold them a few weeks ago, but still have eggs in the fridge. We sold them for $200, along with a couple of partly opened bags of feed, a couple of containers, and their house. I gave $20 for each duck last year. Maybe we spent $20 a month on feed and fed them lettuce and greens. I dug up dandelions to feed them in early Spring. They also liked to eat whatever bugs were running around outside the house.
 

presidente

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Just make sure you've got chicken diapers and you're good to go! ;)
Someone who works at Tractor Supply said customers complain that there aren't enough chicks. My guess is a lot of people are raising chickens in the back yard. So you could also try to find a supplier who could sell to you.
 

Genipher

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I had some ducks until the neighbor's complained. We bought them young and they started laying after about two months. After they started laying, for all but two days, we got one duck egg a day. We sold them a few weeks ago, but still have eggs in the fridge. We sold them for $200, along with a couple of partly opened bags of feed, a couple of containers, and their house. I gave $20 for each duck last year. Maybe we spent $20 a month on feed and fed them lettuce and greens. I dug up dandelions to feed them in early Spring. They also liked to eat whatever bugs were running around outside the house.
Did they complain about noise or smell?
I have Muscovies. They don't smell because they pretty much free-range the backyard and they don't make noise like "regular" ducks. Unless neighbors are snooping over my fence, they can't tell I have them.
They haven't started laying yet but when they do we'll have a mixture of eggs to eat and eggs for the hens to hatch out.