chickens come from the wild jungle fowl of India they were domesticated almost 5,000 years ago a while jungle will a 22 38 in a year to cancel raised by humans typically lay 300 eggs in a year. what process is responsible for this increase in egg products?

 Over 80% of eggs in the United States are produced in a factory "farm" setting – cages, no outside time, artificial light...the stuff of very dark Netf/lix documentaries. These are called commodity eggs, and they're the ones that end up in "store brand" cartons, priced around a dollar a dozen (depending on the time of year and year itself, of course). No single farm sets the price for these eggs; they're priced according to a commodity index similar to wheat or milk (it's called Urner Barry if you feel inclined to Goo/gle).

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