Recent content by egghead@1265

Yes I believe you understand where I’m at with this. 😖.

Yes. And you are correct

Appreciate the ideas! Never say never,..but likely not at this time

Yes. Helpful and understand what you are saying. I remove all or any questionable as I look at each egg before boxing them for sure. Safety is always most important

True. But no roosters. And currently have decent demand for eating

Probably years. Not making money on the eggs currently and I really can’t raise the prices as already we are the same or more expensive than the competitors in our area 😖

Interesting thoughts though, but our egg customers wouldn’t find satisfaction in that. Lol

Currently we don’t have any roosters

Yes. Thanks. They do spell it out like that. We have an egg washer which we could still use. But we also would need all the sinks, the walls, enclosed room with washable walls, the lighting, and procedures that are outlined. Plus the inspection approvals, the licenses, and other approved...

Yes. Plus it needs to be an enclosed room with washable walls,..& a few other specific things In reality we have a sink and also an egg washing machine I know we aren’t going to get anything changed in our favor. But in reality our set up is very sanitary-it just doesn’t fit their pro type...

Yes we do. We’ve been selling extras for years. Now have more and have sold them at farmers markets

Can you donate without the license?

So we have less than 150 laying hens and have a good supply of eggs. In Wisconsin you need a license to sell them if only to public/neighbors, which is supposedly free but registration is required. Then if you want to sell them to the neighboring small eatery you must obtain a food processing...

There is, keep searching. I miss my little scissors beak and wish I would have helped her! She was so sweet! Good luck

Either of you figure out the problem? We have several darkhens with the same issue! The white red and gray ones are fine, but the black have feathers missing. I too have treated for lice and mites, several times.