That sum of cash looks like it might buy a few bags of feed .
We talked to my sister in law in Seattle this evening.
They're paying $2.99 a doz for eggs.
They're paying $2.99 a doz for eggs.
That's what they always were in Seattle. When I lived there I sold for $6 as a "friend price' typically $8+ at the farmers market and usually sold out in the first half hour.We talked to my sister in law in Seattle this evening.
They're paying $2.99 a doz for eggs.
In case you care.
Just got home from a rather expensive trip to Crest Foods.
They have a lot of cartons of eggs for $3.48. The brand is Equally Yolked Pastured Raised Eggs, carton of 12 for $3.48. Best by date is quite good, March 10.
Funny thing is an elderly woman was standing next to me, she misread or misundestod the carton. She kept asking me why eggs would be pasturized.
I kept telling her the eggs came from chickens in the pasture, not in cages.
Finally tried to explain to her the difference between pasturized and pasture. Took a few times before she finally laughed and got it.
They have a lot of cartons of eggs for $3.48. The brand is Equally Yolked Pastured Raised Eggs, carton of 12 for $3.48. Best by date is quite good, March 10.
Funny thing is an elderly woman was standing next to me, she misread or misundestod the carton. She kept asking me why eggs would be pasturized.
I kept telling her the eggs came from chickens in the pasture, not in cages.
Finally tried to explain to her the difference between pasturized and pasture. Took a few times before she finally laughed and got it.
Cost of living is up 12% year on year according to some pundits I was reading. It feels a bit closer to 20+% from my total outlay and the things I have given up on.
My easter eggers have been more consistent through the winter . Buffs were always broody when I had them.
