Welcome to the Policies and Programs area of the FIC Web site. Here you will find a collection of local, state and federal resources including laws, sample documents, literature, contacts and many other resources related to agricultural viability, on-farm conservation, farmland protection and the Farm Bill.
Best Answer: It all depends on the thickness of the egg and the conditions. Naturally for a 'cooking egg' shell takes around 2 weeks to decompose completely in my garden.
Alternatively, you can put the live shells near a trash can or dumpster. Find a bin where you can see fly larva or maggots around it, but make sure that the shells are exposed enough for them to be able to get in. The flies may lay eggs in the shell, and then their offspring will eat the dead flesh within the seashell. This process can take at least a week or more.