Can you use them for baking purposes? Or you can try scrambling some and feeding them to your flock. I have done that with some but I did end up having to toss well over 4 dozen and that's almost enough to make me wanna cry.
My mum has been baking, and I am giving eggs away to friends, and neighbours.
You can scramble them and pour them into muffin tins you've sprayed with cooking oil. Freeze them and when frozen remove from the tins and store in ziplock bags in the freezer. Use for baking or cook and serve as scrambled eggs. Ree Drummond would add onions, bell peppers and chopped ham or other pork product and cook them in the microwave, I believe! (The Pioneer Woman.) You can also feed them to your chickens or dogs for extra protein (I would cook them first but I guess you wouldn't have to. No onions for the dogs, though.)
On the bright side though, I think that my JG is going to start laying soon! I went to pick her up today, and she squatted!None today.
However, I was sifting out about $60.00 worth of compost every hour. That project broke even the first afternoon I used it - 3 years ago - and it has not cost me a penny since. It is one of the few investments that I have made that paid for itself on day one.
I used the old wood frame and wire compost sifter on top of the wheelbarrow for many, many years. But I just got to an age where it made more sense to invest in better composting equipment to save my old back from all the manual labor. What used to take me an hour or more to sift manually, I can now do in less than 10 minutes with the cement mixer compost sifter.
