There are, of course, a lot of people that do eat eggs and use them in cooking. What we do with our excess eggs (15-18 dozen per week mixed chicken and ducks) is donate them to a food pantry. Some pantries will not except eggs because they do not have refrigeration to keep them in but why not just check around and see if someone near you could use them to help feed those that need help. Better than just tossing them out with the garbage.
Yep
. We just had 2 this morning for breakfast. A fertilized egg looks and taste the exact same as an unfertilized egg. Unless someone knows to look for the bullseye in an egg they won't know the difference and even then it has taken me a good month of looking at my eggs to tell the difference.
Yes. They are no differant than non-fertilized eggs so long as they are gathered daily and refrigerated. If you do that there is no chance of development of an embryo.
I guess I'm the odd one here. I'm using space at my moms property for my animals, so I raise a group each of ducks and cornish cross for meat, then start all over again. Once we get our own land, the plan is to keep a trio or so of both Rouens and pekins as pets, and raise the babies for meat. I want Ancona and runners pretty much as pets though
We do, however, have some goats that had been passed through many homes so we are letting them live out a happy retirement with us.
I guess I'm the odd one here. I'm using space at my moms property for my animals, so I raise a group each of ducks and cornish cross for meat, then start all over again. Once we get our own land, the plan is to keep a trio or so of both Rouens and pekins as pets, and raise the babies for meat. I want Ancona and runners pretty much as pets though
We do, however, have some goats that had been passed through many homes so we are letting them live out a happy retirement with us.
