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unlike chicken eggs, both duck and turkey eggs smell stronger in the pan. chicken eggs are ight smelling. turkey and duck eggs would smavck your nose upon coming in the house...

I raised my last batch in my room in a "puppy playpen" I actually went out and identified weeds that were safe, harvested them and fed them to my chicks. Two weeks later, they are outside and tend to ignore weeds I have not cut for them. I only keep one now, and she stays in my room, so yes, I know from day to day....and poop to poop....how she is doing! We're going to do some cricket training soon! I want them to hunt. So a kiddie pool and 100 baby crickets should be fun to watch!

Why we do or don't eat most things is because of culture. But I have thought about switching over to duck eggs. Because they are more protein than chicken eggs. I'm pretty sure all eggs are safe to eat unless they're rotten. You could probably safely eat crocodile eggs. Only danger there is mother crocodile.

do you even own geese, content farmer

I went to ChatGPT and asked - "Why don't we eat turkey eggs". The response was Scarcity: Turkeys lay far fewer eggs compared to chickens. While a chicken can lay around 300 eggs per year, a turkey typically lays only about 100 eggs annually. This lower production makes turkey eggs less available and more expensive. Economic Factors: Turkeys are primarily raised for their meat, which is more profitable than egg production. Farmers prefer to hatch turkey eggs to raise more turkeys for meat rather than selling the eggs for consumption. Size and Shell Thickness: Turkey eggs are larger and have thicker shells compared to chicken eggs. This makes them more difficult to crack and use in cooking. Their larger size can also affect cooking times and recipes, which are generally standardized for chicken eggs. Flavor and Texture: Although turkey eggs are similar in taste to chicken eggs, some people perceive them to have a stronger flavor. The different texture can also be off-putting to those used to chicken eggs. Cultural Norms and Availability: In many cultures, chicken eggs have become the standard due to their availability, affordability, and versatility. Turkey eggs, being less common, are not typically found in grocery stores and are therefore not a regular part of most people's diets. Cost: Due to their lower production rate and the preference for using turkey eggs to hatch more turkeys, turkey eggs are more expensive than chicken eggs. This higher cost makes them less attractive to consumers. Marketing and Consumer Preference: The poultry industry has heavily marketed chicken eggs over the years, creating a strong consumer preference and habit around their consumption. Turkey eggs have not been similarly marketed, leading to lower demand.

Five minute video for a 30 second explanation

Your crazymaybe half these are true

We do!!

In Mexico we eate turkey eggs. But only in towns or rural places

Love duck eggs

I eat turkey eggs all the time! They're a lot like duck eggs.

I personally think it's kinda wasteful, I mean if you already raise turkeys for meat, why not make extra on the side by collecting the eggs and selling them online or something?

You need to go live on a real farm and learn before you speak, people should not listen to you. You do not know what you are talking about.

Great video, but just one critical comment, You could have just inserted a pic of the eggs that the corresponding chicken breed produced. Otherwise a great video. I was fortunate to have some green eggs courtesy of my partners neighbour who has chickens. In fact, she gave a whole bunch of different colours, blue, light blue, green, light green etc. Yes, I do like green eggs and ham, Sam I am! Subscribed! 😊🥚🥚🐔🐔👍

I've always wondered why we don't eat turkiye eggs and here this video is. 🤗

If the farmers aren't interested in the turkey's eggs then how do they get baby turkeys?

Why don’t we eat penguin or pigeon eggs?

We don't eat them, what's next snake eggs!!!!

ok to summarize, turkey eggs are just not economically viable to mass produce and sell.

I'm guessing there's no more free e book? I also can't find any link to your website in either the description or elsewhere in your RUclips content

How many times can you say, "Why don't we eat turkey eggs? "...

I have an amarcaina and it lays 1 egg a day

Turkey eggs are good.

Rhode Island hens are people friendly, but they tend to be real jerks to other chickens, in my experience.

o yes we do

Turkrys are a bigger bird less room in the hen house they take more feed and are meaner then Chickens

Sheeshhh...it never even dawned on me, that Turkeys lay eggs. 🫤

Good to hear the new person

In a pinch, ALL bird eggs are edible. None of them will harm you by eating them.

she sounds happy, but too obviously and happily reading from a script. The other guy was too, but he sounded more like a natural conversation and thus more homey and cozy which was the vibe here now the vibe is off and people dont like change. I think for this one though it wasnt the best change

U sound filipina, correct? I'm a pinoy

I’ve raised turkeys for over 30 years and hens can lay eggs 1 year old. I eat some in spring and hatch others. Super fun animal to have on your farm.

Amazing video thank you

There is a difference between wash and rinse. I rinse off the straw, dirt or poop but never wash off the bloom

I have a reminder notification to wake up and eat breakfast on my phone. I've had it now for many years. I enjoy hearing the sound of nature and love hearing my in-phone rooster.

answer is in 2:41

I would like a free ebook to learn more about raising chickens. I am doing research before I get chickens

I've found that a slightly cool bath every day and then I put her out of the run in the yard until she is finished drying out. This gently brings her temperature down and gives her time to eat and drink for a few hours and she will come out of it in a few days instead of a month. It also made my broody girl bond more with me and actually gets jealous when I hold one of her sisters lol 😂

Okay so let's be real, anything outside of what is considered "the norm" nobody will eat. Unless say a famous person or the president posts about it on Twitter/X that turkey eggs are dope, that's really the only way people will eat anything new. For real I have seen this in action myself. I am half Hispanic and have made Mexican food for potlucks, and without fail, every single time, nobody eats it. They think it's too wierd and different and don't want to even try it. Even though I make that stuff daily, they see me eat it, even ask me questions about it, yet won't even try it XD the proof is in the pudding

I have the ultimate chicken watering system, it's a full rain harvesting system with 12v pumping system on solar. The system can store 350 gallons of water and uses a automatic stainless steel animal waterer with a easy clean attachment I designed, and I also have brass water nipples hooked up to the system.

Stop scare mongering, its pathetic

Where i u located i need 100 of them

Who would have thought about this question? This is giving vsauce vibe innit?

Considering we raise so many damn turkeys I would imagine there would be a ton of eggs to do something with, unless 🤔.... Do turkeys not lay eggs like a chicken does? I know the wild turkeys around where I live only seem to lay eggs once a year but I don't know if that's the same for domestic turkey. 😅👍

hour rooster doesnt stay at home anyway. Its too busy running after some chicks the entire day and comes back in the evening. My problem is that its not eating that much on its own at all

I love my “necklace” naked neck chicken!! Shes a month and 2 weeks old and she is one of my favorite. So sweet and spicy

Now i want turkey eggs

Looking forward to the book

Love that you used Hey bear music 😂