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A family of 4 eats an average of 1,116 eggs every year. And at the current cost of a dozen eggs that works out at a whopping $697.50 a year. But what if there was another way? Backyard chicken keepers with a flock of 4 hens will enjoy over 1,000 eggs a year for 5 years - by which point a family buying store bought eggs will have spent $3487.50. Not only does your own flock of chickens provide food security, it can also save your family a lot of money.
Give in to the wonder of chickens. Start keeping happy today.
YOUR EGG SHORTAGE QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
The eglu range
I was in Krogers yesterday, and couldn’t resist running by the egg section to see what was going on. It’s a large section, but for several weeks at least it has tended to be only half stocked. And the prices are 2 to 2 1/2 times higher than before this shortage. So, everyone needs to get an Omlet system and get laying!!
Jenny, Kentucky Omlet Ambassador
With the local shortage of eggs, my neighbors have been asking me if I have any available. Having a backyard flock has never been a bigger source of pride, or reassurance against an uncertain future.
Virginia, North Carolina Omlet Ambassador
Egg shortage??!! We had not noticed! Our six hens keep our family of three in breakfast and baking eggs all year round. We feel fortunate that we no longer need concern ourselves with commercial egg shortages.
Dawn, Kansas Omlet Ambassador
