What do you charge for a dozen?

I told someone I was going to charge 1.50 and they said "aren't farm grown things suppose to be cheaper than the store?" I was a little stumped, as I am new to all this chicken stuff. I just said "not always".
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guess I should expect all kinds of answers.
 
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I would tell them that store eggs are done in large quanties. Cheaper feed, cartons, chickes and housing. We farmers pay more for all that because we don't buy it in large quanties.

I also would tell them they don't hav to buy them if they don't want to. The choice is theirs.
 
I sell my eggs for 2.00 a dozen, I have a butcher who sells his meat to resturants in NYC and he buys my eggs for 4.00 a dozen so he probably charges them 5-6 a dozen. I don't charge friends and family but they now have to put orders in for eggs since I sell so much at school and to the butcher. Guess its time to get more chickens
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$2 for a dozen of mixed size eggs. I have eight hens so I only have about 3 dozen a week to sell, but I have people waiting for them.

Me thinks it may be time to expand the flock.
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Ive been charging $2.00 for now (EE eggs go to elderly gentleman for free, only 4 ees lol) I may charge .50 more when people find me. Family and friends in need get em free. Im not in it to make money but anything I get to help off set feed cost a plus
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I'm planning on charging $2.50 if I supply the carton $2.00 discount if they supply the carton. Duck eggs will sell for $3.00.
But I don't have my chickens/ducks yet and once they get here in March I've got a long wait before I'll get eggs and maybe by then I'll change my idea on prices!
 
well we only charge $1 per dozen without a carton. friends and family pay too, they won't just take them for nothing. i figure this is enough to help with feed.
 

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