Is it necessary to candle eggs that we plan to eat if I have a roo?
Candling eggs
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no besides you wouldn't see anything anyway
they have to be incubated or under a hen to grow anything
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We are in the process of building a coop so we're not quit there yet, but I told my in-laws that we should have enough to provide them with eggs also. However, my mother inlaw informed me that she wasn't eating any egg that wasn't candled. So I guess that too bad for them.
We are in the process of building a coop so we're not quit there yet, but I told my in-laws that we should have enough to provide them with eggs also. However, my mother inlaw informed me that she wasn't eating any egg that wasn't candled. So I guess that too bad for them.
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