Tried suggested search:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/search/5742011/?q=mooshy+boiled+egg+whites&o=relevance
Sometimes there is just not a viable and finite answer.
Yea some of it did sound a little off. I also found another byc thread asking about "mooshy" boiledeggwhites, that seemed to draw no conclusion, though I didn't finish reading it because I was cooking dinner. if you search for it, spell it "mooshy" not mushy lol
Eggs are fresh. 1or 2 days old. Shells are nice and thick. Hens are 6 months old. When scrambled the eggs are delicious. Only problem is boiling them. The white is mooshy like it has too much water in it. Hens eat Purina pellet food. Get fresh water ever day or so.
I have been experiencing the mooshyegg phenomenon as well. I have noticed it is only happening to the eggs of my hens 3 years or older. My 1 year old layers are producing normal eggs. My first thought was that it is an age thing. The shells are perfectly healthy and thick. The yolk looks good...
I don't now where to post this but this is my question:
I have a comet/shaver red productory hen raised for an egg factory. ( we rescued her as a pullet so never actually lived the factory life) I had another one that recently passed at age 3 and a half of unknown causes- also rescued from the...