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False. Brown eggs are related to breed of the hen. Yolk pigmentation is related to diet. White egg laying hens can have orange yolks if they are free range and eat plenty of insects. Brown egg laying hens can have pale yolks if they are grain fed.
False. Brown eggs are related to breed of the hen. Yolk pigmentation is related to diet. White egg laying hens can have orange yolks if they are free range and eat plenty of insects. Brown egg laying hens can have pale yolks if they are grain fed.
Can confirm, we let our chickens run free and you'd get giant eggs with dark yolks, sometimes double yolk.
Can confirm, we let our chickens run free and you'd get giant eggs with dark yolks, sometimes double yolk.
Double yolk is just luck, not related to diet
Double yolk is just luck, not related to diet
I know, but we seemed to get a lot of them.
I know, but we seemed to get a lot of them.
i fucking love cunninghams law
i fucking love cunninghams law
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