what are you charging for a dozen?

[Hillbilly Hen]

I started out selling them for $1.00 a dozen, then bumped it to $1.25 a dozen. Just lately I had to start charging $2.00 a dozen with the cost of feed going up. All my egg money goes into a tin and gets used to buy feed and pine shavings. I checked on craigs list and the going rate around here is $2.00 a doz. DH sells them at work and I cannot keep up on the orders.

 

[Milliemay]

I am in Wisconsin also, surrounded by organic egg farmers so I only charge a $1 a dozen, and my family gets them free. I will never get out of them what I have in them, but that doesn't matter, I enjoy the fresh eggs too much to care!

 

[shelleyd2008]

I don't plan to 'make money' off my eggs but I'm also not going to give them away. I feed the bantam-sized eggs to the chickens and sell the LF...at least it helps a little.

 

[CricketYang]

$2.50 for chicken and $3.00 for duck, I can't bring myself to up the price for the ducks tho.

 

[alaskachick]

Im in Alaska and I sell my eggs for $5.00 per 18 pack. I am not in the egg selling business, but I get about a dozen eggs a day and I can't keep up with them so I take them to work and they sell immediately. The money I get from those eggs pays for the entire feed bill per week. My chickens are paying for themselves.

 

[krazeepolack]

I take 10 dozen a week to the store for $2.60 ea. (26.00) If I sell them @ the El Rancho, I get $3.00 per. With on site consumables taken into consideration, plus the freebies, I never have left overs.

 

[fratmor]

$4 for pullet eggs $5 for them once they get to full size.the store around me sell egglands for $5 -$6