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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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I Am Gonna Catch My Neighbor's Chicken
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AMAZING
This is worth the entire GLP memebership alone, to even listen to people like you Crunch.
This blows my mind, the eggs are the moneyball, Goat, you gettin this?
20 eggs in the wheelbarrow
That is some serious serious cheddah.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69669186 Keep in mind the timeframe over which said eggs were laid. A young hen will lay nearly one egg every 24 hours. Assuming it was the same hen laying in the wheelbarrow, it would have taken nearly 3 weeks to amass such a quantity and likely longer. Those eggs all got the float test and some were questionable. A few were definitely no-go. The moral of the story is to find your hens' egg stash sooner rather than later. Chicken eggs have a protective membrane on them, so washing them is only necessary if they are very dirty. They can sit on the counter for 3 weeks in moderate or cool temps without going bad. In the refrigerator, they are good for 2 months or more.
Egss at the grocery store are at least 2 weeks old when you buy them
I always do the float test even if I gathered all the eggs that day..sometimes there are hairline fractures in the eggs you cannot even see...
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