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Farm eggs!
I found a supplier of yummy fresh eggs, from chickens that are pastured and fed non-GMO feed. We're going to meet down the road weekly when she's in town doing errands and I'll pick up 3 dozen eggs. Easy and beneficial for both of us.The eggs are so yummy! Nice and yellow, and they taste better. I grew up having fresh eggs, then we had them when we used to live in the country a while ago, and it's nice to have them again.
What is 'pastured'? It just means that the chickens are allowed to roam outside on 'pasture' and do the normal hunting-for-bugs things that chickens do. They're exposed to fresh air, healthy microorganisms in the soil, grass, and bugs in a more natural habitat than cages stacked indoors in a factory 'farm'.
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2 comments:
We LOVE our farm eggs! Another great benefit is that you know the chickens are normal chickens who CAN move around the pasture, not the genetically modified chickens in the houses who have been programmed to grow breasts so big their legs can't even support them.
I still need to see Food, Inc! Sounds like you did :o) Yeah, it's nice to vote with our dollars and support healthy farming practice, isn't it?
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