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maybe someone can direct me please......
I started my chicken adventure for the fresh eggs.
Someone told me that I was lucky to have gotten a rooster (actually, two) when I found out because it's the fertilization that makes the eggs taste the way they do.
Is that true? Does every egg get fertilized as long as there is a rooster around? Is there a way to tell?
I started my chicken adventure for the fresh eggs.
Someone told me that I was lucky to have gotten a rooster (actually, two) when I found out because it's the fertilization that makes the eggs taste the way they do.
Is that true? Does every egg get fertilized as long as there is a rooster around? Is there a way to tell?