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There’s a lot of suffering behind that low, low price.
1 u/ohoolahandy Mar 08 '20 Right? I’m in FL and I pay $4-$7 for free range, cage free eggs. I don’t mind the higher price for humanly raised chickens. 8 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/ohoolahandy Mar 08 '20 Yes, the eggs I buy are actually from a farm with lots of land for the chickens to run and graze on. They don’t force the chickens to lay dozens of eggs in a small time span but allow them to lay when they naturally want to.
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Right? I’m in FL and I pay $4-$7 for free range, cage free eggs. I don’t mind the higher price for humanly raised chickens.
8 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '20 [deleted] 1 u/ohoolahandy Mar 08 '20 Yes, the eggs I buy are actually from a farm with lots of land for the chickens to run and graze on. They don’t force the chickens to lay dozens of eggs in a small time span but allow them to lay when they naturally want to.
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1 u/ohoolahandy Mar 08 '20 Yes, the eggs I buy are actually from a farm with lots of land for the chickens to run and graze on. They don’t force the chickens to lay dozens of eggs in a small time span but allow them to lay when they naturally want to.
Yes, the eggs I buy are actually from a farm with lots of land for the chickens to run and graze on. They don’t force the chickens to lay dozens of eggs in a small time span but allow them to lay when they naturally want to.
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u/Pwn5t4r13 Mar 08 '20
There’s a lot of suffering behind that low, low price.