The Price of Eggs in China

[Bobby Bucks]

The cost of feed is up.
The cost of labor is up.
The cost of transportation is up.
The cost of equipment is up.
Avan flu has caused a loss of birds (supply and demand).

Certain there are more points to make but, why should eggs not go up, too?

The cost of government is also up, but
we always get our money’s worth
where government intervention is concerned, they rarely shirk their duty.

 

[Tom D]

who ever raises the chickens in the back yard, they will follow you around the yard like a dog. and i agree, you can hear a rooster a block away. just watch out if the neighborhood has hawks. we got them in this big city.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

not to mention the enjoyment of watching the chickens.

but don't name them. Never name your food.

 

[Fernando]

MSN

www.msn.com

Price of eggs has been high because of avian flu. Not solely because of inflation.

 

[Dublin ohio]

MSN

www.msn.com

Price of eggs has been high because of avian flu. Not solely because of inflation.

Price of eggs has been high because of inflation. Not solely because of the avian flu. See how that works.

 

[Fernando]

Price of eggs has been high because of inflation. Not solely because of the avian flu. See how that works.

It doesn't explain why increased more than inflation.

 

[Surf Cat]

If you get yourself chickens, don't skimp on the chicken coup. If you do, you'll have Rats...lots of them.

Then you'll have to get a Main Coon cat to wipe all the rats out.

 

[OSU Beavers]

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Here's why egg prices surged in 2022. Those elevated costs could last into the first quarter of 2023, expert says

Egg prices have risen faster in the past year than any other grocery category. A deadly outbreak of bird flu in the U.S. is the primary culprit.

www.cnbc.com

Maybe Fauci can give them a shot

About 40 million egg-laying hens — “layers,” in industry shorthand — have died this year due to avian flu, Moscogiuri said. There were 375 million total layers in the U.S. as of Dec. 1, which is down 5% from last year, according to the USDA.​

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Egg quantity has declined in lockstep. About 8.9 billion eggs were produced in November, down from 9.7 billion in December 2021, according to USDA data issued Dec. 20.​

 

[Fernando]

If you get yourself chickens, don't skimp on the chicken coup. If you do, you'll have Rats...lots of them.

Then you'll have to get a Main Coon cat to wipe all the rats out.

Good to know. When I see house with chickens, there are rats.