How much do you guys charge for eggs?

[sweeterdeeter42]

I would like to start selling my eggs and I was wondering how much you guys charge for yours, if you sell them.
They are not fed organic feed.

ETA: I have blue, green, olive, brown, dark reddish brown egg layers and one that lays a big white egg.

 

[aggie9296]

3$ per dozen larger. Smaller eggs 2$ doz. Or larger ones 2 doz for 5$ so I don't have to worry about change.

You can check local prices on Craigs list, farmers markets, etc. Charge as much as your market will allow. If they don't sell, decrease price.

 

[uncle rico]

we charge $2.50/dozen

 

[Wise Woman]

I used to sell them for $3 a dozen, but starting this summer, I will be charging $4. Organic or free range eggs in our local store are $6 so they are still getting a deal. Since we live on a small property, I always have way more egg customers than I do eggs. Several like to buy them 3 or 4 dozen at a time and my girls just aren't laying anymore. So time for some new chicks and then we will revive our egg business.

 

[montverdechick]

$3.00 a dozen.

 

[shelleyd2008]

I try to sell mine for $1 a dozen but half the time I don't even get that. I'd be better off feeding them back to the chickens most weeks. I got about $4 for the ones I took to auction last week....over 11 dozen eggs

 

[blueseal]

2.50 a dozen for pullet to jumbo whatever they lay.

 

[KlaHaYa Gardens]

$4.00 per dozen when I sell them -- I usually give them away. Was $3, most folks around here sell for $4.50 to 5 or 6. They are $4.50+ in the store.

 

[wonachickencooptoday]

$3 a dozen- Pays for a small amount of the chicken feed.

 

[Fred's Hens]

What the local market bears. In a poorer, rural area, with lots of competition? Not much. An upscale urban area and the west coast seem to fetch the higher prices.