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Well, beak-trimmed is arguably a good thing IF you are keeping way way too many chickens in way way too small a space for them to be happy. Supposing that one is gonna do that, it probably *is* best if they have dull and mismatched beaks preventing them from being as efficient at disassembling...

Be aware that mass-produced started pullets, i.e. anything not from a backyarder, is likely to be debeaked. They will call it 'beak-trimmed' but it ain't just a trim and it ain't gonna grow back. Chickens generally do okay that way, although you may need to make slightly different provisions for...