Posted by flying belgian on September 10, 2019 at 10:03:08 from (216.114.228.65):
I sell farm fresh eggs from a roadside stand on end of drive. There is a golf course and a camp ground within 1000 ft. of my place. So besides my regular neighbor customers I sell lots to golfers and campers. After kids go back to school, campground slows down to a crawl. After October golf course closes for winter. When egg sales slow and I accumulate lots of eggs, I usually have a couple pigs I feed the extras to. Therein lies the problem. Right now I have 30 dozen extra eggs and no pigs. I was talking to a lady from a neighboring town who sells eggs. I asked her what she does with the extras? She said she cooks them up and feeds them back to the chickens. But do not feed the shells to them. What do you all think about that? Think that would be ok to do? I thought it would tempt them to break and eat their own eggs in the nest. She said not if you don't feed them the shells.
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