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Well that's a risk each has to choose. Some states have very strict rules on shipping live birds. Some will take the birds if not shipped with the correct paperwork and tests and permits. It puts the receiver and shipper at risk for fines in some cases.

Some states charge while others offer NPIP testing for free. Some have en more tests available than others. Breaking even is a funny thought as a farm, especially a poultry operation. Having the ability to ship eggs and lives does open up a larger market though, making it easier to move product...

Yes to NPIP and some states require additional testing and health certificates. Some take 30 days for permits before you can ship. Horizon is one source for boxes.