Speckled eggs are perfectly fine. But dirty, grubby eggs are oh-so-unappetizing!
Your unhygienic egg production won’t do you any favours in the farmer’s market. Nor will they be well- received amongst your peers. So what should you do?
Generally, freshly laid chicken eggs are dirty, often covered with mud, feathers and even poop. How do you clean these chicken eggs? Here is some advice.
We recently did a post on how to wash your fresh laid poultry eggs properly. Following that, it only seemed fair to provide you with valuable tips for storing these eggs properly. First things first, it is important to make sure the eggs are clean before you store them. For tips on how to do that, read our post on How to Clean Freshly-Laid Eggs.
