YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — The price of eggs is coming down, but real savings won’t be seen at the grocery store for a while.
Eggs have been expensive all year largely because of a nationwide bird flu outbreak, supply chain challenges and high feed costs. Bird flu alone knocked out about 10% of laying hens in 2022, said Rodney Holcomb, an agricultural economics professor at Oklahoma State University.
“It was a perfectly bad storm – not a perfect storm, a perfectly bad storm – of high energy prices, high feed prices and avian flu,” said Holcomb.


Cushman Properties Awarded $30 Million Judgement Against the City of Branson
Fire Reminds Residents of Importance of Smoke Detectors
Robert “Bert” Stirewalt II Named Incoming Chief of Police for the City of Hollister
Government Shutdown to Impact SNAP Benefits
Branson Police Department Upgrading Their Patrol Fleet