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Single data point: a rural egg seller on the washington peninsula just raised their prices from $4->$5 per dozen because their feed costs recently doubled.
by cwkoss 4y ago
Single data point: a rural egg seller on the washington peninsula just raised their prices from $4->$5 per dozen because their feed costs recently doubled.
- bombcar 4y agoYep, lots of price changes will happen and apparently random intervals as contracts and prices expire. Some farms will be almost entirely isolated from much of it (if they grow their own feed corn for the chickens it could be a year or two) others will be affected immediately.