Of course, they're all stuck inside so not free ranging due to the avian flu restrictions so this may be affecting the numbers in the sense of them producing more than normal. They have nothing else to do except lay eggs and eat the greens we put in to supplement their food. Bitter sweet!
We sold pretty much all of these eggs this month. The money from these sales goes straight to their feed along with the money from the horse muck. We stocked up on corn from the farmer and bought 4 bags of layers pellets on 22nd January. We started using them both the same day as we were out of corn and only had half a barrel of layers left.
The geese are laying more now, so we're taking her eggs away and using them. I'll see if there's an interest in people buying them, though folk sometimes have strange ideas and think a goose egg isn't a real egg you can eat 😎.
