Let’s take a deeper dive on the latest surrounding the bird flu and safety with food. How do chickens get bird flu? A new study found that the virus could be wind borne — its

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Today’s Good Question is: Why is bird flu raising the prices of eggs but not chicken? The simplest answer is that the chickens we eat don’t live as long. The birds that are raised for egg production and the ones raised for consumption are two different types of chickens.

As egg prices soar to new highs, the two industries are on opposite sides of the debate over whether to give shots to birds.