RE: How much is does your breakfast cost? - Tell us in the comments

The land is essentially amortized into the eggs, (or is it eggs into the land?) at this point, since they mostly free range the farm it is hard to gauge an exact value. My coop also houses my walk-in cooler for the farm so it has been accounted for long ago. My time is rather immaterial given they require VERY little care. All of this by design to reduce my costs and effort involved. If I were selling the eggs I would likely be profiting from the hens.

Now the meat birds are bit different story as they need much more care and feed so the costs on our chicken meat are about the same as the stores ~$2-3/pound.

If you have any yard at all you can have a couple laying hens at least since most cities and towns allow some form of backyard hens, just not roosters.