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  1. Poultry Times

    A reason for more chickens; Eggs from small flocks linked with increased risk for salmonella

    Why not? People here don't have more than 3,000 chickens, do they?
  2. Poultry Times

    A reason for more chickens; Eggs from small flocks linked with increased risk for salmonella

    Yeah cooking them always kills it. But you've got to be careful because chickens can get salmonella too. Weird, huh?
  3. Poultry Times

    A reason for more chickens; Eggs from small flocks linked with increased risk for salmonella

    Yes, that was my original intention. I was not aware of the rules though I did try to find out before joining. I did post the link but it was removed. However, I will continue to post summaries of articles on here that are relevant to free-range chickens to inform people. Plus, it is interesting...
  4. Poultry Times

    A reason for more chickens; Eggs from small flocks linked with increased risk for salmonella

    The study is on poultry time's website, but I'll sum it up here. It was done by a professor at Penn State University. The flocks were all under 3000 birds and the researchers concluded that it was because coops under 3000 are not regulated by the government and may not follow certain cleaning...
  5. Poultry Times

    A reason for more chickens; Eggs from small flocks linked with increased risk for salmonella

    A study back in 2016 concluded that the smaller the flock, the higher the probability of salmonella in the eggs from the hens. The researchers took random samples from both large and small flocks from farmer's markets all around Pennsylvania. Edited by Staff
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