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The rising cost of eggs, which jumped over 15% in January compared to last year, has driven many consumers to seek alternatives. With egg prices averaging $4.95 per carton, some are turning to backyard chickens—but instead of buying them, they’re renting.
Why Are Americans Renting Chickens?
The ongoing avian influenza outbreak has devastated poultry farms, leading to the culling of millions of chickens and pushing egg prices even higher. As a result, consumers are looking for more affordable and sustainable solutions.
One company, Rent The Chicken, told CBS News that they provide chickens on a six-month rental basis, allowing people to enjoy fresh eggs without the long-term commitment of raising chickens full-time.
The Growing Demand for Backyard Chickens
Several hatcheries nationwide report a surge in demand for chickens, and sales of chicken feed have doubled since October, according to CBS.
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