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If you're a poultry farmer in Nigeria, you already know a fundamental truth: when it comes to eggs, size matters.

But while weight is the standard in many global markets, Nigeria operates on a different scale—the eye scale.

Here, both egg consumers and poultry farm owners genuinely believe their eyes are better calibrated than a digital scale.

🤔 See the two eggs in the picture, oya tell me—Which egg is bigger?

But here’s the real problem…

When perception becomes the grading tool, we reward illusion over accuracy.
👉🏿 We lose consistency.
👉🏿 We lose quality.
👉🏿 We lose money.

And we keep hearing the same complaint: “Your eggs are too small.”

It’s time to move beyond eye gauge and embrace real standards— egg grading machines and data.

If you grade your eggs by eye, abeg, don’t call it graded.
It is ungraded.
Full stop.

Let’s start this correction—one farm at a time.

👏🏿 Because yes, size matters.

But in this business?

🥰 The accurate size is what actually matters.