I won't have eggs until next year. We're rebuilding the flock after a move ourselves. Fayetteville hatchery has fair prices and if you speak with the guy there he may give you a mixed dozen to hatch at a fair price for a school project. His chickens have the right diet and are all healthy. I was able to get a 90% hatch with an LG9300 still airHi everyone! I posted back in Feb and introduced myself. My family moved here from Nashville, TN last summer. We have backyard chickens there and loved it! I started doing a hatching project in my kids' elementary classes and will be doing that here at their new school as well. We have chosen a set date of May 4th so I am now finally ready to make some plans for hatching eggs. I like to collect a variety of breeds so that the kids can see the variety of eggs - colored, sizes, etc. Some think all eggs are either white or brown like the grocery store and all chicks are fluffy yellow! ;-)
If anyone has some hatching eggs that they would be willing to donate please let me know, I would be very grateful. Also, if you have some to sell I would also possibly be interested if they aren't too expensive.
Thank you in advance!
Laura Lee