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The full cycle of an egg

May 29, 2013

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lately i have noticed that our egg’s shells are a bit thin and brittle.
i had read about the best source of calcium for a hen is her own egg shell.
so i began saving the shells on my kitchen window sill.

it is important to crush the shells either by hand or in a blender or food processor so the hens don’t recognize them and start pecking at their own eggs.

i like the simplicity of this and the full cycle of the egg.

Filed Under: In the Garden Tagged With: 2013, chickens, home, may, spring

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