Source:  MORNING AG CLIPS, 3/24/21

 Egg prices have started their normal spring increase that peaks around Easter, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Craig Coufal, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension poultry specialist, Bryan-College Station, said the annual price spike is related to higher-than-normal demand as people prepare traditional recipes and dye eggs for Easter egg hunts. “Prices are going up a little, but it’s just that part of the season,” he said.

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