Seriously, someone come take these! I raise chickens in the yard, more for enjoying their quirky personalities than for self sufficiency. (Eggs are cheep. Chiken feed isn't.) This is what happens when my family gets sick of eating eggs for a few days..
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SW-User
Why not sell them to local people? This way you make a few bucks for chicken feed and your neighbors are happy.
@SW-User my neighbors get them free. It would be pretty weird to ask for money. Like A cartoonish breakfast food drug dealer. "Yea, you like that? First ones free, kid."
@SW-User this is what my father always did. A dollar a dozen, cheaper than the store and they would technically be considered free range organic though we never used such labels. A couple of the neighbors baked often and would sometimes come clear us out. A couple others just swore up and down they tasted better than the store.
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@ViciDraco I know a lot of people around here in New Hampshire who just stick a sign out in front of their house, or on the main road. Some of them charge $4 a dozen now and people will still buy them.
@JamieDeer lol. I didn't know your situation. What about finding a local food bank to donate to? A church that has a hot food program?
