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tapper

(151 posts)
11. Local coop store
Tue Nov 26, 2024, 09:36 PM
Nov 2024

If you don’t have access to a country friend with eggs, might check for an organic/cooperative type store. I was at ours earlier, and while they had gaps in the eggs area, the “local” producers (‘local’ being defined as 150 miles or less) were represented. Only one price caught attention, $3.79 dozen for eggs from free-roaming hens, which was certainly less than some of the prices I noted earlier at Dillons. If you can, I’d look for a source of eggs from a fairly local, small farm. Depending on their setup, I suspect they should be less vulnerable to the bird flu , and fresher and better eggs.

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And why during the campaign no one stressed in the media or the Harris campaign that the rise was due to the bird flu ? kimbutgar Nov 2024 #1
The unwillingness of the administration to try to get in front of these things is why Biden's approval never recovered Trekologer Nov 2024 #18
We are fortunate BOSSHOG Nov 2024 #2
They're way better than store bought. paleotn Nov 2024 #12
And getting those home grown eggs BOSSHOG Nov 2024 #15
They're killers, man, I'm telling ya! paleotn Nov 2024 #17
Are they still pushing that egg B.S.???? Think. Again. Nov 2024 #3
Amurkins have to have something....anything!....to whine about. paleotn Nov 2024 #13
Flour and sugar cannot be far behind. Sneederbunk Nov 2024 #4
2nd round of bird flu..... magicarpet Nov 2024 #5
Link to more info on the bird flu jacking egg prices higher. magicarpet Nov 2024 #8
Don't care. Hope they go to a million dollars a dozen. Otto_Harper Nov 2024 #6
$3/doz. today at Aldi in TN SheltieLover Nov 2024 #7
Burd flu is causing an egg shortage. magicarpet Nov 2024 #9
TY for sharing. SheltieLover Nov 2024 #10
Local coop store tapper Nov 2024 #11
Exactly. paleotn Nov 2024 #14
I Just Checked ProfessorGAC Nov 2024 #16
In totally unrelated news: Bird Flu has appeared in a raw milk dairy in Fresno, CA Hekate Nov 2024 #19
Grocery worker ventuckian Nov 2024 #20
Well.... I just don't eat that many eggs, even before the price spikes.... Jack Valentino Nov 2024 #21
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