The Good Grumble
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- Jun 30, 2024
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Well good golly, eggs are 7.00 a dozen here….I've been keeping my hens in the barn and just like yours they started laying. Guess who's not paying $3 for a dozen eggs now![]()
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Well good golly, eggs are 7.00 a dozen here….I've been keeping my hens in the barn and just like yours they started laying. Guess who's not paying $3 for a dozen eggs now![]()
No way! That's expensive, what state do you live in?Well good golly, eggs are 7.00 a dozen here….
That's insaneJust out in San Diego and normal large eggs were $9.99 a dozen!
Vermont, that’s actually pretty fair. They’re 9-10.00 at the farmers market. You have to get there early and they sell out. 7.00 is a local farmer I used this past fall when the girls molted. My new pullets are laying so I’m pretty happy.No way! That's expensive, what state do you live in?
Vermont, that’s actually pretty fair. They’re 9-10.00 at the farmers market. You have to get there early and they sell out. 7.00 is a local farmer I used this past fall when the girls molted. My new pullets are laying so I’m pretty happy.
I just checked the grocery store. (Shaws) they are 5.99 to 8.79 a dozen, with a notice on their app that they cannot guarantee any eggs at all in stock.
If you're going to talk about Chinese vs American licorice, please use Botanical names for clarificationI haven't had chickens in over a year due to a highly deadly strain of Marek's they contracted as day-olds. Just my luck. But there are lots of anti-viral and generally immune boosting herbs that chickens can have. For instance, St. John's Wort is very anti-viral and chickens can have it.
DG specifically from Chinese licorice (do NOT use it from American or European licorice) is antiviral in humans and chickens. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24920229/.
There's also baicalin. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33008383/
Those are the strongest I could find for chickens. And of course, adding regular herbs like thyme, oregano, etc. boost their immune systems too.
I hope everyone starts understanding that we need to get our chickens around the country stronger and more resilient. Cull the weak and sick, and keep the strongest to breed. I am so sick of disease running rampant in our chickens!
Good luck to you!