Experienced Trader Joe hatchers

Grocery store eggs shouldn't be fertile as there are no roosters in the barns and all chickens are there and caged just to lay eggs. The only roosters are at the hatchery's where they hatch their own chicks to replace the older chickens that have stopped producing. At least that's how it was when I worked at an egg farm. (35 years ago)
 
Grocery store eggs shouldn't be fertile as there are no roosters in the barns and all chickens are there and caged just to lay eggs. The only roosters are at the hatchery's where they hatch their own chicks to replace the older chickens that have stopped producing. At least that's how it was when I worked at an egg farm. (35 years ago)
Well, many Trader Joe's markets do sell fertile eggs. I have hatched chickens from some, as have the other people in this thread. Times have changed - there is a commercial market for folks who prefer cage free, fertile eggs; both Whole Foods and Trader Joe's markets sell fertile eggs.
 
As Linda said, the Trader Joe's here sells fertile eggs. They also sell cage free eggs and regular commercial eggs, both brown and white. They are all side by side in the same case, you just have to choose what you want.



I now have five hatched and one more zipping.

Deb
 
We don't have any Trader Joe's in this state, just the big chain stores, couldn't tell you if they sell range free eggs since I don't buy eggs anymore. But I'm now curious and may hatch out a dozen myself if they have them and see what I get.
 

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