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Are socially distanced chickens laying more affordable eggs?

Pasture-raised hens aren’t any more immune to bird flu, and their premium eggs aren’t getting cheaper. But prices have held steady while conventional egg costs explode.

Metro on MSN · 2d

People are renting chickens because eggs are getting too expensive

The cost of eggs in the US has gotten so high that some Americans have resorted to renting chickens and raising them themselves. Millions of egg-laying hens have been killed by the bird flu, causing egg prices to rise 20% to a record average of $4.

WTOP · 3d

Is it more cost effective to raise your own egg-laying chickens?

Consumers disgusted with high egg prices may either decide to give up their favorite breakfast food, cut out the baking or take the plunge into raising their own laying hens.

Food Republic on MSN · 1d

Is It More Affordable To Buy Eggs Or The Actual Chickens?

You may have seen it on social media, you may have seen our government talking about it, but is it really cheaper to own chickens than to buy eggs?

NBC Philadelphia on MSN · 1d

What's more expensive? Raising chickens or buying eggs?

It was nearly two years ago when Angelia Taylor first heard about owning backyard chickens online. “Honestly, I was seeing it all over Facebook,” Taylor told NBC10 Responds. “I bought four chickens, knowing nothing about the chickens,

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Egg-onomics. Tempted to raise your own chickens to save on a dozen? Think again

David Johansen, the wiry, gravelly-voiced singer and last surviving member of 1970s glam and protopunk band the New York ...

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If there's an egg shortage, why isn't there a chicken shortage? A Massachusetts farmer explains.

A broiler is bred for rapid growth. It goes from a little chick to processing in less than two months, so they are very quickly replaced. Because of their short lifespan, there is also less time to be ...

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USDA looks at boosting egg imports in $1 billion plan to lower prices and combat bird flu

The USDA is exploring an increase in egg imports as part of a $1 billion plan to combat bird flu and high egg prices.

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