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Due to rising bird flu infections across the United States, an egg shortage has left many Americans scrambling. One solution: renting chickens.

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Egg prices have been sky-high for so long, people are going to great lengths to avoid shelling out almost $5 a dozen and sometimes more than that. Now, some folks are skipping the grocery store entirely and renting their own hens instead.

As egg prices continue to hit record highs and are only expected to increase through the end of the year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, interest in ‘backyard chickens’ is skyrocketing.