Eggs

[HDGristle]

Very nice

[HDGristle]

https://www.wsls.com/news/local/2025...local-farmers/

Cases starting to pop up in Virginia, and more culls are expected as vultures have become a vector for farm and backyard layer flocks to become infected or to be a pass through to ducks and dairy cows en route to egg laying chickens.

Now we don't have to worry a lot about SW VA culls affecting our prices directly, but the potential for migrations means our flocks could be at risk. And that could send egg prices up, up, up

[lustylad]

Hey Gristle, didja catch that 4-day sale at Shop'nSave last week? Large Grade A eggs from Hillandale were $0.99 a dozen!

[HDGristle]

Yep, go back a page. Oldman had you beat

[lustylad]

Hope you shelled out $1.98 for your 2-dozen limit and celebrated by cooking some 4-egg omelettes!

[HDGristle]

2 eggs and a nice smoked strip, plus some home fries and Italian toast.

But I got my eggs from my coworkers backyard flock

[HDGristle]

6.6 million culls in the past 30 days alone. That's bound to go up. And with fall and the migration we better hope there's a solid response by the admin or we'll be importing more eggs.

Though we're seeing the flu pop up all over the world. 400k layers in Germsny for example. Would be a shame if egg prices went up again after they never made it all the way back down

https://www.axios.com/2025/10/27/bir...aredness-fears

63k egg layers infected just recently at 3 farms in Indiana

https://www.wishtv.com/news/business...dded-recently/

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

6.6 million culls in the past 30 days alone. That's bound to go up. And with fall and the migration we better hope there's a solid response by the admin or we'll be importing more eggs.

Though we're seeing the flu pop up all over the world. 400k layers in Germsny for example. Would be a shame if egg prices went up again after they never made it all the way back down

https://www.axios.com/2025/10/27/bir...aredness-fears

63k egg layers infected just recently at 3 farms in Indiana

https://www.wishtv.com/news/business...dded-recently/

OMG! the EGG apocalypse IS UPON US!



BAHHAHAA


call me when my IHOP Colorado omelette costs $34 dollars


bahahhaaaaa

[HDGristle]

A 7th outbreak in Indiana
https://www.inkfreenews.com/2025/10/...na-this-month/

1st outbreaks of the year
https://www.pressdemocrat.com/2025/1...025-26-winter/

The USDA tracker
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/livestock...ackyard-flocks

None of this will put downward pressure on egg prices

[HDGristle]

That same Dirty Bird $1 off on Hilledale is still in place so $2.99 with reg price of $3.99. EB are still $5.49

[bambino]

Shop n Save in Heidelberg will have eggs on sale for .99 per dozen next week. 2 dozen limit per person. Bring your friends!!!! Stock up.

[HDGristle]

Thanks, Bam. Here's the details

WEDNESDAY, November 12th

Hillandale Farms or Essential Everyday Large Eggs
Grade A, Dozen

99 ¢

Limit 2, Item Available Wednesday, November 12th Only With $10 Minimum Purchase, $10 Purchase Excludes Daily Deal Items, $10 minimum purchase does not Include Milk, Tobacco, Gift Cards or Alcohol. Must use your Shop 'n Save Perks Card. While supplies last.

It's a 1 day only sale with some fine print

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Thanks, Bam. Here's the details



It's a 1 day only sale with some fine print

So what. I’m going to bring my dog Enzo so he can buy two dozen.

[HDGristle]

Just make sure you go on Wed the 12th

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Just make sure you go on Wed the 12th

Oh, I will Mr Gristle. I posted it in the first place. Not you. I might see a “husky” guy there with stubby meat hooks loading up on eggs. I eat at least 3 eggs a day. They also have great sales on steaks once a month. I don’t like that store because it’s always a mad house. But I’ll go for the deals. You’ll never get fat eating steak and eggs. But you need to workout.