Posted by Fawteen on March 04, 2014 at 03:55:03 from (72.65.102.101):
In Reply to: Organic eggs posted by rrlund on March 03, 2014 at 17:30:38:
I produce organic eggs.
I put commercial chicken feed in the front, and the eggs come out of that organ in the back.
Mine ARE free range tho. Not because I subscribe to the PETA nonsense, but because it's cheaper (less feed) and easier (less cleaning) and they cut down on pests.
I do occasionally find a clutch of eggs outdoors somewhere, usually after introducing a new batch of hens to the flock, but normally they lay in the nesting boxes and put themselves up at sunset. All I gotta do is keep water and feed in front of them, close the door at night and open it in the morning, and collect the eggs.
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