Egg Prices Plummet, But Risks Remain
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Egg prices plummeted 3.8% in February, marking a 42.1% drop from last year, as the egg market recovers from the avian flu outbreak. Production surged, pushing prices below pre-outbreak levels, while headline inflation rose 2.4%. USDA programs, offering free assessments, are credited for the recovery. However, recent USDA monitoring reveals high viral loads in wild migratory birds, posing a risk to eggs, turkeys, and chickens. One outbreak could spike prices and cause emotional strain for farmers, with flock rebuilding taking up to six months.
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