Village chicken eggs are those made from that particular breed of chicken. The word "village chicken" refers to chickens that are reared on natural foods such hay, corn, insects, seeds, rice, etc. The village chicken grew organically and more slowly than the country chicken because it was not fed any chemicals. While the features and forms of village chicken eggs differ greatly from those frequently eaten for everyday meals. Village chicken eggs weigh between 26.27 and 55.4 grams per grain and are smaller. White is the color of the village chickens' eggs. The color of the egg shell in the community also depends on the breed of chicken there. Additionally, compared to rural hens, town chickens are claimed to produce eggs with a higher nutritional content.
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