egglands best

[GregV814]

cant be found. are they carrying the bird flu too?

 

[PJay]

haven't had a problem finding them.

 

[gemma_rae]

haven't had a problem finding them.

Psst,

I bet he put them in his sock drawer again.

 

[PrchJrkr]

I picked up a dozen this past weekend.

 

[GregV814]

Oh, must be WEIS then.... they even had a sign.

 

[Sneakers]

Oh, must be WEIS then.... they even had a sign.

Different sores have different supply chains. Giant is always low or out of many dairy products where the other stores are fine.

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...


Try backyard's best, by building or buying a coop and having your own laying chickens. As an added bonus, they'll eat all the bugs and ticks in the yard.

 

[my-thyme]

Yeah, but those hennies slllllloooooww down laying in the winter. I've been having to buy eggs, AND continue to feed hennies.

 

[stgislander]

Yeah, but those hennies slllllloooooww down laying in the winter. I've been having to buy eggs, AND continue to feed hennies.

Ungrateful bitches!

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

Yeah, but those hennies slllllloooooww down laying in the winter. I've been having to buy eggs, AND continue to feed hennies.

Ya needs ta add a heater in thar coop to keep'in those chicks warm and all. And a natural sun light emitting type light, (one of those broad spectrum type lights), kept on for at least 8-12 hours a day. That'll keep'em laying.

 

[gemma_rae]

For your consideration ...






And a natural sun light emitting type light, (one of those broad spectrum type lights), kept on for at least 8-12 hours a day. That'll keep'em laying.

Hens get Seasonal Affected Disorder too?

Who'da thunk it.

 

[my-thyme]

For your consideration ...






Ya needs ta add a heater in thar coop to keep'in those chicks warm and all. And a natural sun light emitting type light, (one of those broad spectrum type lights), kept on for at least 8-12 hours a day. That'll keep'em laying.

No.

Multiple Chickens Perish in Leonardtown Chicken Coop Fire

On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, at 10:13 p.m., firefighters from Second District, Leonardtown, Bay District, Hollywood, and Seventh District responded to the 20000 block of Chingville Road in Leonardtown, for the reported chicken coop on fire.

smnewsnet.com

 

[gemma_rae]

No.

Multiple Chickens Perish in Leonardtown Chicken Coop Fire

On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, at 10:13 p.m., firefighters from Second District, Leonardtown, Bay District, Hollywood, and Seventh District responded to the 20000 block of Chingville Road in Leonardtown, for the reported chicken coop on fire.

smnewsnet.com

I'm curious as to why the State Fire Marshall didn't respond, unless the cause of the fire was that obvious?

There's got to be more to this story. Where's Paul Harvey when you need him?

(Before anyone corrects me, I know he's dead)

 

[RareBreed]

Like a lot of things, we've made the switch from Eggland's Best to Giant brand eggs to save some money on the food bill each week. Family thinks they are living high on the hog when they get a real Dr Pepper instead of a Dr Bob or a real Coke instead of Cola.

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

No.

Multiple Chickens Perish in Leonardtown Chicken Coop Fire

On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, at 10:13 p.m., firefighters from Second District, Leonardtown, Bay District, Hollywood, and Seventh District responded to the 20000 block of Chingville Road in Leonardtown, for the reported chicken coop on fire.

smnewsnet.com

That doesn't look like a normal coop, but a converted shed, or house extension. If installed properly, and the area cleaned on a regular basis, there would be no danger of a fire. Instead of a heater, one could use a regular heat lamp mounted away from anything flammable. As long as the door to the coop is closed, it would maintain a comfortable temp for those birds.

What happened here was probably caused by negligence.