roaming chicken egg

Last Sunday, my brother, who raises chickens, showed me something like a small iPad on the counter. He had his chickens walking around the garden and I was surprised. I was impressed by his creative thinking and I left the market with eggs I had bought from somewhere else. That was a special moment for me.

My friend brought 8-10 chickens last night and my brother complained that they were eating worms and insects. We cooked them for breakfast and I joked that he should bring chickens like that every week.

The chickens wander around the garden and eat whatever food is left behind, like worms, bugs, and scraps from the house. Even though they don't stay with the roosters for very long, something special happens. They dig small holes in the ground and rest in them after they have been walking around, eating, and dusting themselves off. Living in a relaxed environment makes their eggs taste better, even though there are fewer of them. The eggs are very thick and delicious.

A study found that out of all the nutrients, beta carotene had the highest nutritional value. All the other nutrients in caged chicken eggs were the same as other eggs.

In Istanbul, people used to buy eggs from their neighbors' chickens. The eggs were put in a basket with straw at the bottom and sold for double the price. In the district where people lived in the late 70s, almost everyone had a garden and kept chickens or cows. The chickens were very cheeky and would wander around the gardens all day, stealing eggs. People would then take these eggs and sell them for double the price.

I believe that something similar to this is happening.