Tag Archives: Eggs

Selling blown duck eggs

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Nathan

The value of my eggs tripled this week. I just sold a dozen duck eggs on ebay this morning for $16.50, shipping not included. The best part is that I got to eat them before they sold! I’m moving into … Continue reading →

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Blown eggs–an easier way?

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Nathan

I love finding ways for my birds to pay their own way! Spring is coming, and the ducks, chickens & geese have been laying more eggs–good news! Our surplus eggs (pastured, organic, no-soy, no-corn) have gone to friends. That “egg … Continue reading →

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The First Goose Egg of Spring

Posted on February 23, 2011 by Nathan

Joel ran to find me yesterday morning because the first goose egg of the year had appeared. The first eggs this year came from a pair of American Lavender Ice geese. Continue reading →

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Goose Eggs for Christmas

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Nathan

I’m purging some of my “stuff”. This particular round, I’ve started to clear out my blown goose egg collection from last spring. Continue reading →

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Got thin eggshells?

Posted on June 8, 2010 by Nathan

In my experience, an egg with a thin shell is a problem that can be easily corrected. In order to put a shell on its egg, the chicken mainly uses calcium, phosphorus & vitamin D. If any one of these factors is missing, the bird will not be able to create a healthy shell. Continue reading →

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