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The National Retail Federation is estimating Americans will spend around $189 on Easter this year.
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Rollins outlined a five-pronged strategy including $500 million for biosecurity measures, set to be released 'immediately.'
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A combination of supply issues brought on by HPAI and increased demand has directly caused the spike in prices consumers have seen at grocery stores.
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The egg suppliers include the family company of its former Chair John Rust, who's running for the U.S. Senate in Indiana.
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An Illinois jury ruled this week that several major egg producers conspired to limit the U.S.'s supply of eggs in order to raise prices in a case stemming from a federal lawsuit originally filed 12 years ago.
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A dozen eggs costs $4.19 in Bloomington. Avian flu, feed costs and inflation are to blame.
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Ecologists go in search of birds displaced by hurricanes that make landfall along the coastal wetlands of the southern U.S. The abundant plant life there provides homes to birds that wade through brackish waters and nest in these environments.
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Every summer, scores of trained volunteers scan coastal beaches, looking for sea turtle nests. When found, the nests are marked and watched, preventing predators or curious humans from finding the eggs.
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Figs have their thousands of individual flowers folded up inside them, so they can't rely on bees or wind to pollinate them with a male fig's pollen. That's where the fig wasp comes in.
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Have you ever planted a garden because your neighbor's garden was growing well? This kind of imitative behavior was the inspiration behind a 2013 study where scientists looked at the nestbox choices of pied flycatchers after the birds observed the success of nesting great tits.