Stonehenge Farm in Orange County, NY Offering a Bargain On Eggs

How bout those egg prices? A Hudson Valley area farm market is offering a bargain on eggs.

Egg prices in New York have surged to record highs due to a nationwide avian influenza outbreak that has significantly reduced the supply of egg-laying hens. As of early February 2025, the average price for a dozen large eggs in New York is approximately $7.95, up from $3.30 at the same time last year.

Also See: Avian Flu Concerns Have Shut Down a Hudson Valley Park

The avian flu outbreak has led to the culling of millions of birds, exacerbating the supply shortage and driving up prices. For instance, the Crescent Duck Farm on Long Island had to cull around 100,000 birds to contain the outbreak.

In the Hudson Valley, prices vary widely. At some stores, a dozen large white eggs is are priced anyhwhere from 8 to 12 dollars. Its tough to find a bargain on eggs in 2025. We did find an add for Acme Markets offering one of the best deals around at area super markets, with Eggland's Best classic large white eggs for $6.29 a dozen.

Well one area farm market is taking a loss on offering some of the most affordable eggs in the area to you, the consumer.

Orange County, NY Farm Market Offering Cheap Eggs

Stonehenge Farm in Bullville, NY recently took to social media to announce they have Hudson Valley large brown eggs, just $5.50/dozen. "Yes, I’m losing money on this. No, I haven’t lost my mind." the posting reads.

The business had such a huge response that they sold out out of 120 dozen within days.

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In a new posting on Tuesday, Stonehenge Farm wrote that they have another 180 dozen eggs arriving Friday, but demand has been so strong that they need to limit it to 3 dozen per shopper to make sure as many people as possible can take advantage of the deal. They also stated that the market price for eggs this week is up to $7.69/dozen, but as promised, they're locked in at $5.50/dozen until the end of April.