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Egg without a shell?
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Egg without a shell? Now that’s a cluck-tastic mystery worth unraveling! Imagine wandering your chicken run, only to stumble upon a shell-less egg lounging about like it owns the place. What does this mean for your feathered friends? While it may sound like a scene from a poultry-themed comedy, there are some serious (but not too serious!) insights to consider. Shell-less eggs can be a sign of dietary deficiencies or health issues in your chickens, but they can also happen from time to time. So, don’t panic just yet! Join us as we explore the quirky world of egg production, debunk some myths, and help you figure out what this fowl surprise could mean for your flock. Let's dive in!
| | Now to be fair, this wasn’t in the egg box, but it was in the chicken run and I i’m wondering about what this means? [link] [comments] |
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