Yellow Dog Farm

05/12/2026

Just a heads up that I will be away from June 1st & returning June 11th. Please get your egg orders in beforehand...as I won't be around to deliver. If you're wanting a larger order while I'm away...I can make arrangements in my absence 😊

04/02/2026

Easter is nearing...who needs eggs?? $5.00 a dozen 🐰🥚

03/02/2026

This is a pretty interesting suggestion...we're definitely going to put it to the test this year 🍅🥚🍅🥚🍅🥚🍅🥚🍅🥚🍅🥚🍅🥚
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CG7wLCfXb/

One egg. One tomato. The whole season handled.

This sounds like an old garden myth until you understand what's actually happening underground.

When you bury a raw egg beneath your tomato plant, it breaks down slowly over the season and releases exactly what tomatoes are hungriest for — calcium, nitrogen, phosphorus, and a handful of trace minerals like sulfur and magnesium.

The calcium alone is worth the trick. Blossom end rot — that ugly black patch on the bottom of your tomatoes — is a calcium problem. Most gardeners don't realize it until the fruit is already ruined. An egg at the root zone delivers calcium before the plant ever has a chance to run short.

And because the egg decomposes gradually, the nutrients release over weeks and months instead of all at once. No leaf burn. No overfeeding. Just a slow, steady supply exactly where the roots can reach it.

🥚 How to do it:

- Dig your planting hole a few inches deeper than usual — about 12 inches total
- Drop one raw egg at the bottom, shell and all
- Cover with 3 to 4 inches of soil
- Plant your seedling on top as normal
- That's it — the egg does the rest all season

🌱 Best plants for the egg trick:

- Tomatoes — heavy calcium feeders, this is where you'll see the biggest difference
- Peppers — same nutrient needs, same benefit
- Squash — big feeders that love the nitrogen boost
- Roses — calcium strengthens cell walls and improves blooms

One egg per plant. The grocery store just became your garden center for pennies a plant.

An eggcellent deal by any measure. 🍅

02/27/2026

Who needs eggs?? $5/dozen 🥚🥚🥚🥚

02/03/2026

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