Eggs for sale

[MTP55]

Egg Value

I agree it's a great thread.
We sell for $3 currently, pushing to $3.25 this spring for the new market season. That's for mixed size brown eggs in our cartons.

 

[FnWeirdo]

Do you sell eggs if so what do you sell a dozen for.

price of eggs vary highly from place to place. Then egg quality and such. look at your local stores take a look at average prices of the regular white eggs. look at how much the brown ones cost then look for the premium cage free organic prices.
we sell for 3$ a dozen and give a 50 cent discount if my customers bring a carton for me. but we will be moving our prices up to 4.00 a dozen 3.50 with carton discount. we tell our customers the living conditions of our chickens and the kind of feed we use and ect. so they know what they are getting. and they love the eggs.

imo the price tag should be between the "brown eggs" and the " organic cage free" at your local markets

 

[Turion1973]

I would never even think of selling them for more than $3 dollars a dozen. If I get overran with eggs, I sometimes just give them away, or even sell them for a 1$ a dozen.

 

[Starwise]

I sell for $3/dozen here in Kitsap County. I could have easily set the price to $5-6 but I'm only selling some of the surplus what we don't eat or give sometimes free to friends. If I ever save enough to take to a farmers market, I wouldn't sell any less than $5/doz.

 

[LilJoe]

Here in central Missouri I sell my pasture raised eggs for $1.50 a dozen. Might raise the price though.

 

[chickenlady25XD]

3 bucks a dozen

 

[dogkahuna]

We sell a dozen for $8--both chicken and duck eggs. We only sell to friends and business clients and could easily charge the general public $10-12. In addition to organic grains, our poultry are fed a wide variety of organic produce and leftovers from our organic kitchen and the eggs show it when cracked open--dark yolks and supple whites.

Hey, Starwise--you could make a killing at Seattle farmers markets if you ever have enough!

 

[alexa009]

Where I live, nobody will pay more than $3.00 a dozen. Even if they are dark eggs from Black Copper Marans.

We sell a dozen for $8--both chicken and duck eggs. We only sell to friends and business clients and could easily charge the general public $10-12. In addition to organic grains, our poultry are fed a wide variety of organic produce and leftovers from our organic kitchen and the eggs show it when cracked open--dark yolks and supple whites.

Hey, Starwise--you could make a killing at Seattle farmers markets if you ever have enough!

Ok, now that is astonishing!

 

[Killer Tomato]

We sell a dozen for $8--both chicken and duck eggs. We only sell to friends and business clients and could easily charge the general public $10-12. In addition to organic grains, our poultry are fed a wide variety of organic produce and leftovers from our organic kitchen and the eggs show it when cracked open--dark yolks and supple whites.

Hey, Starwise--you could make a killing at Seattle farmers markets if you ever have enough!

Certified Organic Marans eggs were going for $9.25 at the health food store in Eugene, Oregon. Farmers Market prices are around $5/dozen.

I'm an hour outside of town, so I sell mine for $3, just like *almost* everyone else in town. We have one lady who sells Marans eggs for $5/dozen, and she gets mad that we're all underbidding her. I'm just selling at the unofficial "set" price in town.

At this time of year, with all the hens molting, and everyone wanting eggs for baking, I have a waiting list.

Nice thing about our town, if I ever have too many eggs, I can take my extras to the liquor store (which also rents dvds, sells chicken feed, rents u-hauls, and has Costco items!). They have a special fridge for fresh eggs -- they pay me right then, and usually sell out the very day I drop them off! Customers even return the cartons.

 

[RodNTN]

We sell our free range eggs anywhere from $3 to $7 dollars, around here it depends on the one buying A lot of friends give us more just to give