EMU Meat, EMU oil

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Emu eggs are only available seasonally, generally September through April in India. The female emu will lay one egg every **4 days during this season. In this way, An EMU can lay between *5 to *0 eggs per season.

An average egg weighs between **0 and **0 grams when laid. The eggs are edible consisting of approximately *0 chicken eggs. The egg is mostly yolk but has a much milder flavor than other poultry. The ratio of whites to yolks is *5% to *5 % compared to a chicken egg which is *5% white and *5% yolk. It is excellent when used in cooking. Making a breakfast from an unfertilized Emu egg can feed four people.
The Emu egg has many fascinating features. It is dark green in color and also larger than many other eggs and texture may vary from hen to hen. The main reason for this is because of its harsh growing conditions like desert type climate etc.
These are the longest incubating eggs at *0 days. Emu eggs, because of their large size and natural color are highly prized by crafters, known as ‘eggers' who decorate eggs. Some of these artisans who carve the eggs prefer emu because 3 distinct colors can be obtained when carving an emu egg. The dark outer green, a middle ‘teal' color and the inner white of the shell all can be used to generate interesting designs.
Eggs can also be used in an art form known as filigree. This is where a pattern is cut entirely thru the shell. Makes a nice nightlight. These eggs can be used to make jewelry boxes, can be painted or even have decals applied.
Commercial incubation time is ****2 days and the percentage of eggs hatch is usually between *0 to *0% if normal sanitation and handling care is taken. Once hatched, chick survival rates are excellent.