Them eggs ain't gettin' no cheaper

[struth]

Makes no sense. Flu knows no difference.

Not everyone gets the flu, some communities are hit harder then others

 

[Muhammed]

I don't even care for eggs all that much.

I eat eggs every day.

 

[1srelluc]

I eat eggs every day.

Good for you?

 

[yidnar]

And you can now add hoarding to the reasons why.

I guess eggs are the new toilet paper, though they are somewhat more perishable.

Americans stockpile eggs as stores are left with empty shelves amid bird flu outbreak

Some stores have placed limits on how many cartons customers can buy in one go

www.the-independent.com

Where are our cheaper eggs, republicans?

the egg makers are still hatchlings .. gonna take a few months to recover the Biden admins slaughter of 100 million chickens child ..

 

[braalian]

Libs prove themselves to be more idiotic and lunatics by the day. You lost get over it move on. Do you think talking about egg prices are going to win you the next election you fucking idiot?

Were there or were there not dozens of threads about how it was biden’s fault eggs were so expensive?

How can you be such a hypocrite?

 

[fncceo]

Them eggs ain't gettin' no cheaper​

Then you should probably get yours frozen.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Then you should probably get yours frozen.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

And you can now add hoarding to the reasons why.

I guess eggs are the new toilet paper, though they are somewhat more perishable.

Americans stockpile eggs as stores are left with empty shelves amid bird flu outbreak

Some stores have placed limits on how many cartons customers can buy in one go

www.the-independent.com

Where are our cheaper eggs, republicans?

Not only are eggs more expensive, they’re also impossible to find.

At least under President Biden eggs were available; under Trump they’re gone altogether.

 

[1srelluc]

Not only are eggs more expensive, they’re also impossible to find.

At least under President Biden eggs were available; under Trump they’re gone altogether.

Meh, I saw some at the Dollar Store yesterday....I can't say how many "dollars" they were though.

 

[theHawk]

And you can now add hoarding to the reasons why.

I guess eggs are the new toilet paper, though they are somewhat more perishable.

Americans stockpile eggs as stores are left with empty shelves amid bird flu outbreak

Some stores have placed limits on how many cartons customers can buy in one go

www.the-independent.com

Where are our cheaper eggs, republicans?

No shit, the Biden regime made farmers destroy millions of chickens for no reason at all. They manufactured a “bird flu” epidemic that didn’t exist.

 

[Crepitus]

the egg makers are still hatchlings .. gonna take a few months to recover the Biden admins slaughter of 100 million chickens child ..

Fake news.

 

[Crepitus]

No shit, the Biden regime made farmers destroy millions of chickens for no reason at all. They manufactured a “bird flu” epidemic that didn’t exist.

Holy shit you're stupid!

"didn't exist"?

Seriously?

How can you be that fucking dumb?

 

[0311]

Were there or were there not dozens of threads about how it was biden’s fault eggs were so expensive?

How can you be such a hypocrite?

He is Felon47 supporter. Being a hypocrite is natural for him.

 

[theHawk]

Holy shit you're stupid!

"didn't exist"?

Seriously?

How can you be that fucking dumb?

Yup, it was all fake bullshit.

All Fake News narrative that people are dying of “bird flu”.

Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be culled in the latest bird flu outbreak at a Colorado poultry farm

Colorado Sun Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be killed after bird flu was detected at an egg-laying operation in Weld County, a major resurgence on a commercial farm of the disease that has alread…

www.unmc.edu

It’s amazing how you idiots keep buying the same lies over and over.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Yup, it was all fake bullshit.

All Fake News narrative that people are dying of “bird flu”.

Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be culled in the latest bird flu outbreak at a Colorado poultry farm

Colorado Sun Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be killed after bird flu was detected at an egg-laying operation in Weld County, a major resurgence on a commercial farm of the disease that has alread…

www.unmc.edu

It’s amazing how you idiots keep buying the same lies over and over.

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Plenty of healthy birds, and egg eating people, where I live. I can go to any of the farms within a few miles and get good, fresh eggs, between $2 and $3.

Meanwhile, the ignorant "media" guzzlers in the blue shitholes go without.


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[Crepitus]

Yup, it was all fake bullshit.

All Fake News narrative that people are dying of “bird flu”.

Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be culled in the latest bird flu outbreak at a Colorado poultry farm

Colorado Sun Nearly 1.8 million chickens will be killed after bird flu was detected at an egg-laying operation in Weld County, a major resurgence on a commercial farm of the disease that has alread…

www.unmc.edu

It’s amazing how you idiots keep buying the same lies over and over.

 

[John09]

Makes no sense. Flu knows no difference.

The reason chicken and egg prices have not moved in tandem has to do with the very different toll that avian flu has taken on birds that produce eggs — and those raised for their meat.

Nationwide, egg farmers lost more than 38 million birds to the flu last year — nearly 14 million in December alone. That's put a crack in the nation's egg supply, which shows no sign of easing. When a flock of egg-laying hens is wiped out, it takes six months to a year to recover...

Chickens raised for meat — known as "broilers" — live on different farms than those that produce eggs. And while broilers are not immune from avian flu, they haven't been hit nearly as hard as their egg-laying cousins.

"They're younger typically, and older birds are more susceptible to the virus," says Tom Super of the National Chicken Council. "And broiler chickens are also not on the farm as long — only about seven weeks."

That short life cycle also means when a flock of broilers is lost to the flu, they can be replaced fairly quickly.

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www.npr.org

 

[pknopp]

The reason chicken and egg prices have not moved in tandem has to do with the very different toll that avian flu has taken on birds that produce eggs — and those raised for their meat.

Nationwide, egg farmers lost more than 38 million birds to the flu last year — nearly 14 million in December alone. That's put a crack in the nation's egg supply, which shows no sign of easing. When a flock of egg-laying hens is wiped out, it takes six months to a year to recover...

Chickens raised for meat — known as "broilers" — live on different farms than those that produce eggs. And while broilers are not immune from avian flu, they haven't been hit nearly as hard as their egg-laying cousins.

"They're younger typically, and older birds are more susceptible to the virus," says Tom Super of the National Chicken Council. "And broiler chickens are also not on the farm as long — only about seven weeks."

That short life cycle also means when a flock of broilers is lost to the flu, they can be replaced fairly quickly.

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www.npr.org

So the flu knows which farms to target?

 

[John09]

So the flu knows which farms to target?

The article laid out logical, scientific reasons. You can choose what you want to believe so have at it.

 

[pknopp]

The article laid out logical, scientific reasons. You can choose what you want to believe so have at it.

What other birds have to be dealt with? It doesn't seem odd that this flu is only affecting egg laying chickens?