Just curious what everyone is charging for eggs this year.............

[animal nut]

I live in SE Ohio and the going rate is $2.00 or $1.50 a doz. I charge $1.50 some of my customer will not pay more. They really don't care where they get their eggs. I just want to make sure that I am not stuck with a bunch of eggs. I raised them for myself mainly.

 

[chicken_boy_Kurt]

I sell mine for $2 a dozen.

 

[wyliefarms]

My daughter sells her eggs for $2.50 dozen. The feed prices have gone up so the price of eggs will be going up to $3.00 dozen. She doesn't make a killing anyways, but she doesn't need to be doing it for free either

She always sells out at the farmer's market too. She can probably get away with selling them a little more since she has to pay to rent the booth.

 

[jvls1942]

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do you deliver? I will bet your customers would pay $2/doz. I have not looked at eggs in the store for years, but I am guessing they are $2/doz.. I worked as cook in a restaurant and we were paying 1.78/doz last spring already, (wholesale)..

the next time they pick up eggs, tell them that you have to raise your price next time. that is how I handled it, and I have not lost a single customer..

 

[silkieluver_07]

I sell $1.00, $1.50, and $2.00 a dozen depending on egg size. I'm barely covering feedcosts, so maybe I should charge a little more

 

[Sissy]

not sure for med brown any ideas?

 

[PotterWatch]

I sell mine for $3.50 and I have plenty of people waiting. Cheaper than you can get "cage free" eggs for at the store also.

 

[jvls1942]

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color should not matter.. we all know an egg is an egg.. and a fresh home grown white egg is better than a store bought brown

 

[TheOLDNewChick]

$2.50/dz. $2.00 if you provide your own carton.

 

[English Chick]

I charge £2.00 per doz in the UK.... and last week I sold 29 doz....that is still alot cheaper than the supermarkets.....