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I pulled 6 nice eggs out of the nest today.

My chickens lay around 150 eggs per month. Selling 6 dozen a month would cover the cost of chicken feed and I'd still have two or three a day for myself.

Six eggs today, and maybe one more but I doubt it. I sold my first two dozen eggs today! I hadn't planned on selling any but my neighbor texted me wondering if I had any to sell. I had two dozen nice brown ones in the fridge I was saving to maybe make pickled eggs someday, but selling them...

Looks like a 5 egg day today so far.

Seven today, minus one that I caught a girl eating. Bad Chicken!!!

Five eggs today.

Another day of 7 out of 7. Good Girls!

All seven girls were generous today, giving me 7 eggs. One egg had what looked like either a small break from a peck, or maybe a claw hit it when a hen was rearranging the eggs to her liking. Either way, it's cooked and ready to eat for my breakfast.

5 today. I've been keeping up with eating their eggs lately. Other than the 2 dozen that I'm saving to make pickled eggs, I have only 3 on the countertop, just enough for a nice little breakfast tomorrow.

Set them out by the road with a "FREE EGGS" sign???

The girls gave me 5 eggs today.

When I itemize all the expenditures required to produce those eggs I should get a hefty tax refund!

Today, 5 good eggs and one that was scrambled in the nest.

All seven girls each laid an egg this morning. One of the hens always lays elongated eggs, and another pops out jumbo eggs regularly. I turned four of them into breakfast with some of my homemade breakfast sausage. Sausage dipped in runny egg yolks. Yum!

I've read that you can blow an egg empty, refill it with yellow mustard and let the chicken attempt to eat it. I don't know if it works, though. Roll away nest boxes are another option.

Six nice eggies today.

There were 7 eggs waiting for me at 7:30 this fine Sunday morning. All were perfect! I mixed together a 50/50 mixture of crushed eggshells and oyster shell crumbles and refilled their calcium supplement feeder box. Then I threw what was left of their cabbage leaf trimmings into the run for a...

6 eggs today...so far. I haven't checked since 9am. And none were broken today!

6 today.

The get an endless supply of crushed eggshells and oyster shell granules, and they eat quite a bit. I would have no idea which chicken is laying those eggs so I'll just deal with it. It could be from the nervous hen that all the others seem to hate.