Pushing $4.00 a dozen here in SW Missouri.
Local hatchery had chicks for $4.25 each - picked up 15 since our current hens are about 4 years old.
Figured I better get some young ones started.

OUCH

Out of control.

$3 bux a dozen at the local NAPA. They sell them for a local couple

I have 18 hens. Sell the eggs for $2/doz. Have regular customers and a waiting list.

Anyone with hens here charges 5-6 bucks a doz....cause they're "special"

The store I go to had a one day sale. One dozen eggs free with a 10 dollar perchance .
2 pack of bacon and free eggs....

10 dollars for 36 eggs used to be somewhere around 5.

I am getting about 20-25 a day and just give my excess eggs to who I want. Every time Fed-x or UPS comes, they leave with eggs. I always give them to my butcher buddy and he give me meat. I know I could sell them but would just as soon give them to who I want.

That is me. 3 doz for $10. That way I can us 1 1/2 doz or 1 doz cartons, same price.....no math. But if you do the math, that is $3.33 per doz

We put an egg stand out by the road last weekend. 3$ a dozen, sold 7 doz the first day. We have 37 hens and 29 are ones we hatched this spring so we are good for awhile. Getting 20-28 eggs every day the last week.

At the stores around here it’s 3 to 4 dollars a dozen.

I get 4.00 dozen for my eggs...I only have 17 birds..

wife sells them at her work 3 bucks a doz... i buy the feed arrg. lifes not fair !!!!

Ain't that the truth, 5 bucks a dozen here

Our ten new birds (hatched in April) have started laying so we're getting 9-10 a day from them. Our five older birds are laying about every other day. for some reason they have just started laying double-yolkers pretty regularly.

So we are getting plenty of eggs right now. What we don't eat we give to family members.

Box of 5 doz at Costco yesterday $17.99.

These leftists are trying to starve us into submission.

With tax, $4.04 at the walmart. And probably going to get even higher with baking season upon us.
Farm fresh local eggs aren't easy - not many selling around here at the moment - mostly mennonites and amish - so they are saving up to get thru the winter.
Our current 13 girls have slowed way down - age and time of year.
Glad I picked up the new bunch. Nothing better than farm fresh eggs.