Prepare and Use Eggshells

What happens here

The creator demonstrates a valuable farm tip: collecting eggshells from cooked eggs, allowing them to dry, and then crushing them by hand in a bowl. These crushed eggshells are then used in two beneficial ways. First, they are scattered in the chicken coop to provide a crucial calcium supplement, which helps the chickens lay strong-shelled eggs and prevents them from pecking their own eggs due to calcium deficiency. Second, the eggshells are sprinkled into garden beds, specifically mentioned for tomato plants, to act as a slow-release calcium source in the soil, preventing common issues like blossom end rot.

Goal: Recycle eggshells to benefit chickens and garden plants.