Who Sells Eggs?

Boyd

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I am curious, I had close to 13 chickens before the coyotes started rambling, and had enough eggs for me and my extended family. I had a few people who tried mine and asked me when I was going to start selling eggs... like farmers market etc.

I was curious; How many of you sell eggs like this, How did you get involved, What kind of setup do you have to do this?

I am just a backyard hippie who wants to be healthier, but I've realized that this is also sort of a business to many (duh i know, but still...... duh)

Any input appreciated!
 
i hope you get a lot of replies to this because i am in the same situation you are. I have a coupe of people at work who I sell to. I sell my eggs for the same price they do in the local store. They tell me a day or two beforehand they need some eggs and I bring them to work. If they return the egg carton and I give them a discount. I also barter eggs for favors like clothes washing, cutting the grass
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, baby sitting, etc.
 
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I hear that. I want to get my flock going again... darn coyotes.... ACK! If I only had a larger coop........
 
I'm trying to build my flock up so I can meet the demand. I only sell 1-2 dozen per week right now, but have lots of interest. I sell at church and work, but neighbors are starting to call. I stopped giving freebies to family and friends.

I sell chicken eggs for $2 per dozen. (Ducks coming soon!)

I want to set up a schedule so I know to have eggs ready on certain days for certain customers. I have one person on it so far for eggs every other Sunday.
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I sell mine $2 per dozen and have one customer (and some relatives) that buy from me. He comes by almost every weekend and buys "whatever we have" which is usually 10 - 14 dozen. It all started with a sign in the window of a convenience store.
 
For a farmers market, you need to check your state laws. Here in Ohio you can sell eggs from your home, but to take them off your property you need a vendor's license.
 

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