Common egg quality problems

This is such a helpful overview. Great pictures and explanations. I have bookmarked this in case I ever need it for future reference.

I found this very helpful and a valuable resource for all us chicken folks. I will refer back to it when I have a question.

Thank you for the information it was very informative.

I know that I’ll be coming back to this article over time to check if and when I have egg laying issues. Thanks for taking the time to write this.

I greatly appreciate this article...there is so much to learn as a newbie and having articles, such as this one, is so helpful! Thank you!!!

Learned so many things to look out for with our girls eggs! Definitely bookmarking this article for reference in the event that we have some malformed/abnormal eggs and/or yolks!

Thank you for this! It is very much appreciated

Literally everything I could have wanted to know about my chickens' occasional odd egg!

Excellent article and answered all my questions about our eggs. It is good to know the process of the egg formation and what to watch out for.

Thank you for all your hard work and research in to his subject. It is really helpful information for all levels of experience.

All you need to know about eggs, Great information!

Well written, covers just about everything you want to know about eggs.

I recently hatched duck eggs, and there were some that seemed to have the water miscolored egg whites along with the dead chick, I was curious what it could be when other egg whites around the dead duckling were normal.

I had no idea about platinum yolks. There's so much beside just behavior and diet.

I'm glad all this knowledge doesn't disappear (my 18yo nephew can't change a tire )

This pretty much covers EVERYTHING that one might run into regarding eggs! Thank you so much for this great article! BYC does it again, A+

Thanks for doing such a thorough job of addressing strange egg issues. Most of us would have no clue what was going on. NOW, having said that, my egg shape issue isn't listed. I only have two hens in a large coop with a pretty clean dirt floor that gets dug up by me frequently. One of the hens lays eggs that have little granular bits on one end that are covered by the shell material. The egg interiors are normal, rich and very tasty. What is causing the little itty bitty brown granules on the egg end? They get fresh water and excellent nutrition. Thanks!

Excellent article I now recognize some previous issues because of this information.

thank you I will use this a lot it is very helpful