Vital Farms downfall just keeps getting better

instead of the neighborhood analogy you could go with the Forest Analogy: You can call a forest a Conifer forest or a Rain forest. It depends on the presence of conifers, or rain, but both are forests.

I liked this lecture and the layout of your presentation.

Unfortunately local chicken eggs use big-ag corn/soy feed bags (glyphosate-rich) and restaurant scraps (processed food), and keep them fenced in a small area that is just a dirt patch with no vegetation or bugs. Ask them if you can see the feed bag ingrediants. Your best deal from stores is organic fed eggs. Not ideal ,but ideal just doesn't exist in modern day food.

Once I heard about the mismatch between their marketing and company practices, I stopped buying anything Vital Farms.

I wish I had caught this! I am a small local farmer and I would have loved to help answer questions in the chat. I only sell locally to people who come to me, not to stores. There's some nuanced answers to some questions ofc and it helps to try to explain that to curious customers. One thiing that stood out to me while reading the chat was a lot of questions about raising bugs for them, it would be really hard to farm the quantity of bugs to feed chickens. I do breed bugs in a walk-in closet inside as part of my reptile hobby so I dabble in several different worlds here. The answer to a lot of things is it's not realistically feasible. Wild bugs breeding can't really keep up fast enough to replenish a large flock of chickens appetite.

ICE in Chicago 🤣🤣🤣

GREAT CONTENT. Thanks for a perspective noone has addressed yet. PS the word “anyway” has no “s” at the end.

Damn my first real egg came from this company. Did the whole shabam with scanning the thing the note and. They were organic

Vital Farms is NOT worth the money any longer. Even their unsalted butter has been ruined by manufacturing. What was simply heavy cream now includes cultures – and immediate inflammation.
Profits over people, always.
Pathetic.