Does this mean you are increasing the number of chickens?

Apparently there is such a thing as chicken math. You start of with 6 as that is a good number for 2 people as far as eggs go and it makes sense. After that, logic goes out the window and chicken math takes over. Because you think .... well they only lay eggs for a fixed amount of time. so we need to have a replacement number of chickens for when the first batch stops making eggs. So you get another 6 in the second year. Then get a rooster .Then a hen goes broody and you don't want to take all the eggs away from her and she hatches a hen and 2 roosters. Now you need to keep the ratio of hens to roosters right ....so you get another 4 chickens. Then the missus thinks that Geese would be a fun thing. So you get 4 of them and find out that you only have one goose and 3 ganders. So now you have to get more geese and she finds a breed of chickens that are ever so pretty. So you get another 4 of them. And so it goes on.
Its chicken math and like a law of physics, there is nothing you can do about it. It is an inevitable progression that has a logic of its own in a parallel universe and makes no sense in this one. Yet we all have to abide by it.

So if you better half wants to get a couple of chickens. Prepare yourself ... You will need some woodland to cut trees out of , a chainsaw, a mill of some sort and it goes on down the rabbit hole from there on
But you will never have to buy eggs from a grocery store again.

Apparently there is such a thing as chicken math. You start of with 6 as that is a good number for 2 people as far as eggs go and it makes sense. After that, logic goes out the window and chicken math takes over. Because you think .... well they only lay eggs for a fixed amount of time. so we need to have a replacement number of chickens for when the first batch stops making eggs. So you get another 6 in the second year. Then get a rooster .Then a hen goes broody and you don't want to take all the eggs away from her and she hatches a hen and 2 roosters. Now you need to keep the ratio of hens to roosters right ....so you get another 4 chickens. Then the missus thinks that Geese would be a fun thing. So you get 4 of them and find out that you only have one goose and 3 ganders. So now you have to get more geese and she finds a breed of chickens that are ever so pretty. So you get another 4 of them. And so it goes on.
Its chicken math and like a law of physics, there is nothing you can do about it. It is an inevitable progression that has a logic of its own in a parallel universe and makes no sense in this one. Yet we all have to abide by it.

So if you better half wants to get a couple of chickens. Prepare yourself ... You will need some woodland to cut trees out of , a chainsaw, a mill of some sort and it goes on down the rabbit hole from there on
But you will never have to buy eggs from a grocery store again.

When you outgrow the first Tractor
Tractor math takes over

I think that mathematical equation is the same one I use for gun purchasing.

Don't I mean DON"T start going down the rabbit hole that is hand loading your ammunition. It is a surefire way to spend a lot of cash trying to save money. Its the single most expensive way to make holes in paper.