Prices of eggs

[Chickfever]

How much do you sell your eggs for? What kind of eggs do you sell?

 

[Napalongtail]

We have exotic pheasants that only lay seasonally and those eggs typically sell for around $4 each,the bantam breeds for $2 an egg,and the longtails in standard sizes also $2 an egg. When we are in full swing here we sometimes do mixes and specials at discounted prices. And when there is a shortage of eggs from the breed pens we often have waiting lists. We always charge flat rate shipping with insurance on the box regardless of the number of eggs inside.

 

[Country Gal]

I'll have buff orpington, light brahma, and SLW eggs for sale this fall. The eating kind, not hatching. I plan on selling them at work for $1.50 a dozen. Relatively cheap because everyone has been really good all summer long bringing me their empty egg cartons so I don't have to buy any...

 

[blue90292]

i sell my eating eggs, $2.25 a doz. my girls aren't laying well in all this rain, so i have a huge waiting list and people aren't complaining if there's a small one in there.

the hatching eggs, i don't sell any more. it's easier for me to hatch them and sell it at my feedstore for $1.50 a chick then to package them, go to the post office, etc.

my friends RIR eggs, she sells them for $5 a doz.

when my blue marans start laying, i'll be selling those eggs for probably $30 a doz plus shipping. i'm assuming i'll have alot left over with that price. LOLOLOL

 

[silkiechicken]

If you search, I think there is a thread about how much people sell their eggs for. I think that was for eating eggs though. I sell my eating eggs for $3 a dozen... which is cheap here considering cage free brown is like 4-5 bucks a dozen.

I sell my hatching eggs for pick up only at 50 cents an egg. They are mixed breeds though.

 

[Rooster01]

Heres a long thread on prices of eggs. I sell mine for $1.50/doz.

Egg prices

 

[Chickfever]

I was wondering about both eating and hatching eggs. I sell my eggs for $1 dozen but they go for $4 or $5 here for brown free range. Was wondering about hatching eggs for future reference in case I decided to buy some later.

Thanks everyone!!