Positively New Jersey: Rising egg costs prompt some to raise their own chickens
Brian Donohue spends some time in the backyard of a woman who's helped get laws changed to allow New Jersey residents to be allowed to raise chickens.
Feb 3, 2023, 3:48 AM
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5h agoThe rising cost of supermarket eggs is sparking an increase in the number of people considering keeping chickens in their backyard. But in some towns in New Jersey, they might run up against laws prohibiting it.
On today's "Brian's Positively New Jersey,” Brian Donohue spends some time in the backyard of a woman who's helped get those laws changed in dozens of towns. It has earned her the title of “The Chicken Lady of South Jersey.”
