\nThe freezing temperature for chicken eggs is -2.5 degrees, but because the chickens keep their eggs warm in the chicken house,
\nIt almost never freezes.
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\n\u2191This is a chicken incubating an egg.<\/p>\n
Hello everyone!<\/p>\n
This is Ito from the Agriculture and Pasture Department.
\nThere are only 10 days left in December, and the weather is getting colder.
\nArk's chickens are still producing fresh eggs without giving in to the cold.
\nBut when it's this cold, the eggs might freeze before you can get them out of the chicken coop.
\nSome people may think so.<\/p>\n
\nThe answer is basically that eggs do not freeze in the chicken house.
\nThe freezing temperature for chicken eggs is -2.5 degrees, but because the chickens keep their eggs warm in the chicken house,
\nIt almost never freezes.
\n\u2191This is a chicken incubating an egg.<\/p>\n
We also take measures to protect the chicken house from the cold so that it doesn't get that cold inside.
\nTherefore, the eggs are not frozen and can be delivered to you in a fresh state!<\/p>\n
Hiroki Ito, Agricultural Department
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