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Appreciating Diversity: Eggs, Orange Juice, One Another

Posted on May 27, 2019 by Laura Grace Weldon

The same flock of chickens, even the same breed, lays fascinatingly diverse eggs. But chances are you’ve never seen them. In part, that’s because hens in a commercial operation don’t live out their natural lifespan, so the rippled, dimpled, and … Continue reading →

Posted in chickens, optimism | Tagged acceptance, bumpy egg shell, calcium deposit eggshell, dimpled egg shell, egg appearance, egg diversity, human diversity, mottled egg shell, orange juice flavor packs, standardized flavor | 2 Comments

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