Saturday, July 25, 2020

Pandemic Spurs Interest in Backyard Coops

Pandemic Spurs Interest in Backyard Coops.  (Article just sent to me my Connie Chronis, local mortgage broker - Los Altos, Silicon Valley).

Google searches for backyard coops to raise chickens reportedly have been on the rise since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Homeowners are exploring ways to have access to fresh eggs in a time when visiting the grocery store has become more stressful and food shortages grow. “Interest in some of my chicken articles has gone up over 500% since the end of February,” livestock expert Shelby DeVore, founder of Farminence, told realtor.com®. “I’ve also had a huge response from people reaching out and looking for advice.” Chickens are affordable and relatively low-maintenance, and don’t require a lot of space, DeVoer says. “It’s a great way to become a little more self-sufficient without committing to an all-out homestead or completely self-sufficient lifestyle.”
'want to try it?
Francis


Trends: Local prices and graphs.
A noteworthy local non-profit event:  Community Service
s Agency - in Mountain View

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