Chicken Feed: More Anecdotal Evidence for Inflation
In the course of reviewing our expenses for 2007, I happened to notice the cost of chicken feed. It fluctuates seasonally, because corn is scarcer in the late winter and spring. But I was quite surprised to discover two receipts exactly a year apart, same store, same product, with a significant price difference:
- On 2/6/07, 50 pounds of Lay Mash cost $9.89
- On 2/6/08, 50 pounds of Lay mash cost $14.69
I search this hardly, thanks :-)
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