Eggs

Very nice

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

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

Yep, go back a page. Oldman had you beat

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

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

But I got my eggs from my coworkers backyard flock

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/

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/ Originally Posted by HDGristle

OMG! the EGG apocalypse IS UPON US!



BAHHAHAA


call me when my IHOP Colorado omelette costs $34 dollars


bahahhaaaaa

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

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

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.

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

Thanks, Bam. Here's the details



It's a 1 day only sale with some fine print Originally Posted by HDGristle

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

Just make sure you go on Wed the 12th

Just make sure you go on Wed the 12th Originally Posted by HDGristle

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.