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Tips for Hatching Chicken Eggs in an Incubator
…eggs need not be completely spotless. But extremely soiled eggs carry harmful bacteria and should never be put into an incubator. Any attempt to clean filthy eggs will only drive…
Continue ReadingHow to Handle Duck Eggs for Eating
…you have ready access to freshly laid eggs. How well you like them depends to a great extent on how you handle your duck eggs for eating. Keeping the Eggs…
Continue ReadingFive Ways to Preserve Surplus Homegrown Eggs
…delicious pickled egg recipes. Pickled eggs need time to absorb flavors from the brine: 1 to 2 weeks for small eggs, 2 to 4 weeks for larger eggs. Pickled eggs…
Continue Reading10 Reasons Hens Eat Their Own Eggs
…hens get started eating their own eggs is when eggs get broken in the nest. Once chickens find out how good eggs taste, they break them on purpose to eat…
Continue ReadingNo Guarantees When Ordering Hatching Eggs by Mail
Eggs that are sold specifically for hatching are called, fittingly enough, hatching eggs. They cost more than eating eggs but come with no guarantee they will hatch. Too many variables…
Continue ReadingWhat Color Are Duck Eggs?
…lay eggs with white shells. Eggs with White Shells Most other duck breeds are more likely to lay eggs with white shells than eggs with blue shells. These breeds include…
Continue ReadingWhy Do Chicken Eggs Come in Different Colors?
Most eggs sold at the supermarket have white shells. So where do brown eggs and blue eggs come from? The color of the shell is determined by the breed of…
Continue ReadingWhat to Do with Wooden and Ceramic Eggs
…rather than hide their eggs somewhere else, nest eggs help you find more of the eggs your hens do lay. Another use for nest eggs is to find out if…
Continue ReadingHow to Store Eggs in Lime Water
…water to completely cover the eggs to at least 2 inches above the topmost eggs. Tighten the container’s lid to prevent the lime water from evaporating. Store your eggs where…
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