Pointing to the Japanese practice of eating raw eggs with little to no consequence, Lisa Katayama questions whether American safety warnings may be exaggerated.  “There’s a 1 in 20,000 chance that an egg might contain salmonella, according to the American Egg Board,” she writes, a risk she wonders whether people ought to be willing to [...]

and it sounds like she shares our  poultry problem .  But the article is primarily about Suzanne McMinn’s discovery of Nigerian Dwarf Goats and goats in general:
Then one day I received an e-mail from a reader of my blog.  She lived nearby and she had Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats.  Nigerian Dwarfs are miniature milkers that [...]

I knew about the law of diminishing returns from my economics class, but never did I expect that it would be applied so brutally as it has been to my little farm.
Piscataway Acres began with a small flock of laying hens in a tall, white coop across the yard on the edge of the woods. [...]

A little while ago, I mentioned that a mysterious egg had been discovered on the premises of Piscataway Acres.  Experts later determined that the egg belonged to the rhea family.  The farm had several offers to purchase the exotic egg from museums and wildlife centers, some of which were offering millions of dollars.  Ultimately, my [...]

It was business as usual as I toured the animal grounds today when this yellow, yolk-filled gem caught my eye lying discretely in the shade of a nearby tree.  It looked like an egg and acted like an egg, so of course I presumed it was an egg, but it was an egg unlike any [...]