eighteen centimeters of push space at its disposal so being a moose sells her eggs for forty cents each egg from conventional production cost only half as much to make me and our hens lay less not a lot less but that's fine because the price per egg is a lot higher and it is certainly acceptable when you can market directly in keep all the profit moreover if you optimize your operations so that you don't work so much as in conventional farming too it is most definitely a worthwhile business enormous pressure for such but the good price for bio eggs is also an inducement to cheat as i testify i think it would be sensible to have a testing procedure for a something to prove that an egg has been produced ecologically consumers in retail outlets could then be given verification and. now why they are paying. could appropriate farming methods and fodder really be proved.