From the yolky, over-medium plant-based egg that tops Los Angeles eatery Crossroads’ carbonara to the impeccably light, crispy, and ever-so-chewy French macarons made by a number of pastry chefs, ...

With egg prices reaching an all-time high in the US, the idea of backyard chickens — roaming around, grazing on grass, and producing fresh, delicious eggs — is becoming increasingly appealing.

(NEXSTAR) — Eggs have been a hot and expensive commodity lately. Multiple major retailers have enacted an egg limit while Waffle House recently added a surcharge to every egg ordered. You likely ...

Take note of these egg-incubation tips to increase your chicken egg hatch rates. Learn how to maintain incubator humidity for chicken eggs and gain more control over your hatch. While chickens are ...

In the wild, ducks, chickens, and quails will lay their eggs in a nest, and the female will then incubate them until they hatch. However, providing the animals with a suitable nest is often ...

While this situation is far from ideal, an unconventional solution has been gaining traction: renting chickens. For many people, the idea of having their own egg-laying hens is appealing.

Rent The Chicken, a company that allows for people to have backyard hens for fresh eggs without the commitment of having hens permanently. Rent The Chicken According to the U.S. Department of ...

As egg prices skyrocket, people raising chickens are grateful to have their own supply conveniently located in their backyard. (Photo Illustration: Jiaqi Wang for Yahoo News) ...

demand is soaring for a company that helps people get their own egg-laying chickens. "Rent the Chicken" has locations in Vancouver, Washington, and Portland, but serves areas nationwide.

With the price of eggs skyrocketing, some shoppers are considering keeping their own backyard laying hens, but experts say there are drawbacks that may make that chicken coop more expensive than ...

A new report from USDA sheds light on chicken and egg production in the U.S. last year. Chad Smith takes a look at the numbers. Smith: The USDA released its annual Chicken and Eggs Summary this week, ...