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Would You Rent a Chicken?
February 12, 2025
The price increase and supply shortage has egg lovers looking for alternatives. Now, there's an increasing demand for people to rent their own chickens. Egg lovers can become farmers overnight and serve up fresh eggs anytime they want. Inside Edition's Jim Moret was there as the company Rent The Chicken made a delivery in Los Angeles. Two chickens, coop, and feed, run about $100 a month but the California family says it's worth it.
