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Certainly not. This is especially so if by the term farmer we mean someone who does this professionally and deals

The concept of animal welfare generally refers to the five freedoms developed by the Farm Animal Welfare Council in the

No. Broilers are kept on a litter of soft wood shavings that absorbs their droppings. At each cycle, the litter

This term is used to distinguish hobby farms (up to a few dozen birds) from those designed to provide meat

Broilers are not raised in cages. They never have been, except for a few experiments in socialist countries. Because of

Chickens have never been reared in cages, with a few exceptions in Eastern Europe. Cages were only used for laying

Modern poultry farming systems have progressively created optimal conditions for healthy and stress-free growth of animals that do not have

Every animal being (including humans) coexists with different germs, bacteria and microorganisms inside and outside itself, for which it naturally

The term ‘broiler’ is a simplification from the 1950s, a time when professional chicken farming was beginning to develop in

There is, it’s called “dual purpose” breeding. These birds can be a good option for a small family farm because