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🗓️ 18 February 2025
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0:00.0 | NPR. |
0:12.1 | Last week, Wayland, I drove to a farm in New Jersey to investigate an economic problem at our kitchen table. |
0:20.5 | It was frosty. |
0:22.5 | Snow shoe leather journalism? Is that you crunch in on the snow? |
0:25.6 | Indeed, yes. |
0:28.7 | Hi, Bertig. |
0:29.6 | Yes. Hi. |
0:30.7 | I was at Cedar Gate Farm to meet farmer Brittany Clendennon. |
0:34.5 | I hoped Brittany could help me answer a question from an indicator listener, |
0:38.2 | Carolyn Burns. What's making egg prices so high? And when will they come back down? |
0:42.9 | Carolyn said her baby daughter eats a lot of eggs. Like Paul Newman. A baby might be the |
0:47.5 | Paul Newman of Eggie days. And yeah, this is a question that a lot of people have been asking |
0:52.2 | over the last month. It's all over the news. |
0:54.9 | Egg prices are nearly double from a year ago. |
0:57.9 | Some supermarket fridges are empty. |
1:00.2 | So, yes, this is not a joke. |
1:02.5 | Not a joke. |
1:03.3 | I can confirm I was at Target recently. |
1:05.1 | They had zero eggs on the shelf. |
1:07.1 | So I needed to crack the case. |
1:09.6 | Oh, you went on an excellent adventure, did you? |
1:12.6 | I did. |
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