*** Quoting James Ballard from a message to Birdman ***
 Bi> there. So far, we don't charge relatives for eggs, we ask neighbors
 Bi> for $1 a doz. and at work I ask $1.20 but offer a 20 cent discount if
 Bi> they provide their own carton.  If I begin selling them at the produce
 Bi> stand, I'll probably ask $1.25 or $1.50.  After all, they *are organic,
 Bi> free-range eggs!
JB>  
JB> Free-range??  I don't get it?  But it does sound like a 'green' name 
JB> :)
Grin, means the chickens arent full of antibiotics and are let loose in the 
yard vice being kept in a hatchery type thing all the time.
They taste different (the chickens, not the eggs) because they are better 
exercised.  Not as fatty, but some find them tough and stringy.
Personally, I'm used to getting 'free range' chicken eggs from farmers 
direct, and paying *less* than normal non-free range egg prices at the stores 
but if he can sell them for more than store cost, more power to him!
                                       xxcarol
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