$2.45 a dozen here in Arizona.
Arizona must be insulated as well.
From some of the highs that got to $8-$9 a dozen- to $5-$6 now- remember media is going to use the extremes- nobody cares about the 3 tires that have air in them.
Here's something I didn't expect. Been buying eggs from a local guy here when prices went sky high and availability went to nothing stocked. $3/dz and we like them much better than store bought. Well, I got a group text yesterday from the guy along with 6-7 others saying he's got 10 dz ready and another 2 dz coming the next day. Seems the grocery store prices going down and availability going up he's not selling as many. Feel kinda sorry for him since he bought more chicks with the expectation of it continuing to go on.
Anybody want/need eggs in the Blanchard/Newcastle/Tuttle area let me know and I'll pass along his phone number.
Anybody want/need eggs in the Blanchard/Newcastle/Tuttle area let me know and I'll pass along his phone number.
I wish I was closer.
The egg crisis does present many opportunities for the improvement of local food system. If you don't have chickens, support someone who does. I remember reading an article by Joe Saladin in Mother Earth News, something that stuck out was, "100 years ago there was no garbage pick up, nor were there any. Commercial egg farms"
Stock up for Easter. Someone will be along shortly to tell us how dire the situation is.
somthinelse o'l joel forgot to mention is that people died from brucelosis ,tuberculosis, typhoid etc. don't put to much faith in what he says.
Damn inflation - he up'd his price to $4/dz. Not much cheaper than you can get brown, free range eggs from the store. Add in gas spent for separate trip and the store is cheaper. Not necessarily better but cheaper.
Amish Lottery is up to 6 Dozen Eggs better get your tickets ...
