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#1 · September 23, 2001, 11:13 am

Posted by: empalo <empalo@...>

We sell our fertile, free range eggs for $1.25 a doz. I know they would sell for more
since we have a waiting list for people who want eggs, but I figured out that this
price covers out feed costs, and provides us as a family with free eggs.
The people who are buying our eggs are much like we are, just folks trying to
eek out a living.
We feed our chickens grain only, hen scratch and not the laying crumbles.
(plus they pick out of our compost pile)
I have heard that the crumbles have lots of chemicals.
My customers have become friends which is an added extra.

Lovingly,
Pat

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