OK - question time. I've often wondered - if a chicken lays an egg every day (& I'm sure not all chickens do) would you know how long it takes to 'create' an egg with it's shell from start to finish - till it 'pops out'? I can't imagine the forming of the shell and what's inside can be created within a whole day haha
Depending upon the breed, some chickens can, in their prime lay an egg almost every day. There are several wonderful CZcams videos about the formation of an egg, and how long it takes for a hen to lay one.
Hi Kevin, i have always woundered if there is a difference in taste of a Turkey egg or duck egg compared to chicken eggs? Im in TeaQuilts on line guild.
I know exactly who you are darling! Lololol I personally do not think there is a taste difference....however....the eggs from ducks and turkeys are higher in protein. Some people do find them to taste eggier.
Diane 57 asked exactly the same question as I was going to. Thank you so much Kevin
You egg & chicken info is fascinating. I wish you show us your dogs & introduce us to them one of these days! I LOVE dogs!!
OK - question time. I've often wondered - if a chicken lays an egg every day (& I'm sure not all chickens do) would you know how long it takes to 'create' an egg with it's shell from start to finish - till it 'pops out'? I can't imagine the forming of the shell and what's inside can be created within a whole day haha
Depending upon the breed, some chickens can, in their prime lay an egg almost every day. There are several wonderful CZcams videos about the formation of an egg, and how long it takes for a hen to lay one.
Hi Kevin, i have always woundered if there is a difference in taste of a Turkey egg or duck egg compared to chicken eggs? Im in TeaQuilts on line guild.
I know exactly who you are darling! Lololol I personally do not think there is a taste difference....however....the eggs from ducks and turkeys are higher in protein. Some people do find them to taste eggier.