Collecting chicken eggs

Many people keep backyard chickens just for eggs. How often should you collect hens eggs from the coop? What happens if you don't collect eggs often enough?

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If you want to enjoy as many eggs as possible form your flock, egg collection and storage needs to de done judiciously and to follow certain rules.

Refrigerate? Wash? Are these still good? Come learn best practices and get answers to frequently asked questions about how to wash and store fresh eggs.

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How often should you collect eggs from chickens? Do farm fresh eggs need to be refrigerated? Should I wash my chicken eggs? How to store chicken eggs for hatching. All these questions and more are answered in our 5 best tips for egg collection and handling. #backyardchickens #raisingchickens #whattofeedchickens #bestchickensforeggs #eggcollecting #storingfarmfresheggs

Comprehensive chart of eggshell problems to help diagnose what's wrong with your chickens including soft-shelled, speckled, ridged or bumpy eggs

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Have you ever wondered what breeds of chickens will lay a colorful rainbow of eggs? We've been slowly growing our flocks of chickens over the years specifically so we can have hens who lay a