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8 week old layer!!!!!!!!!! Pics up !!!!!
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Are you going to incubate them to test for fertility ? It would be great if you could hatch more that lay that early .
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True...added hormones aren't allowed in poultry and hogs, but hormone implants are pretty common in beef cattle. They're allowed for sheep as well. It's also still legal to use rbGH in dairy cattle to increase milk production.
Either way, I don't get irritated when I see a label such as that...it tells me there's a demand for non-screwed-around-with food, which I believe is good..
I get your point, though...it's like Perdue adding a label that reads:
"We don't feed our chickens human sewage byproducts!"
As if to say....unlike those other chicken producers....
I remember a buddy of mine joking around with me once...he said he picked up some hotdogs at the store and the package read "Now with 30% less anus!"
True...added hormones aren't allowed in poultry and hogs, but hormone implants are pretty common in beef cattle. They're allowed for sheep as well. It's also still legal to use rbGH in dairy cattle to increase milk production.
Either way, I don't get irritated when I see a label such as that...it tells me there's a demand for non-screwed-around-with food, which I believe is good..
I get your point, though...it's like Perdue adding a label that reads:
"We don't feed our chickens human sewage byproducts!"
As if to say....unlike those other chicken producers....
I remember a buddy of mine joking around with me once...he said he picked up some hotdogs at the store and the package read "Now with 30% less anus!"
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True...added hormones aren't allowed in poultry and hogs, but hormone implants are pretty common in beef cattle. They're allowed for sheep as well. It's also still legal to use rbGH in dairy cattle to increase milk production.
Either way, I don't get irritated when I see a label such as that...it tells me there's a demand for non-screwed-around-with food, which I believe is good..
I get your point, though...it's like Perdue adding a label that reads:
"We don't feed our chickens human sewage byproducts!"
As if to say....unlike those other chicken producers....
I remember a buddy of mine joking around with me once...he said he picked up some hotdogs at the store and the package read "Now with 30% less anus!"
lol that is truly disgusting but hilarious ide rather not know whats in my hot dog i just like to think they are made with stuff i would eat
True...added hormones aren't allowed in poultry and hogs, but hormone implants are pretty common in beef cattle. They're allowed for sheep as well. It's also still legal to use rbGH in dairy cattle to increase milk production.
Either way, I don't get irritated when I see a label such as that...it tells me there's a demand for non-screwed-around-with food, which I believe is good..
I get your point, though...it's like Perdue adding a label that reads:
"We don't feed our chickens human sewage byproducts!"
As if to say....unlike those other chicken producers....
I remember a buddy of mine joking around with me once...he said he picked up some hotdogs at the store and the package read "Now with 30% less anus!"
lol that is truly disgusting but hilarious ide rather not know whats in my hot dog i just like to think they are made with stuff i would eat
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Thanks for that. I had no clue, must've been the misleading labels you are talking about. And the fact that I have NO clue how they get them that big, that fast. ?? Do they feed them an appetite enhancer.
Thanks for that. I had no clue, must've been the misleading labels you are talking about. And the fact that I have NO clue how they get them that big, that fast. ?? Do they feed them an appetite enhancer.
no they force feed them
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I like the kosher hotdog commercials where they highlight the front half of a cow in describing where all their meat comes from...like the front half is inherently better.
Just goes to show that people don't know what they're eating anymore.. Most folks have no idea that the front half is where the stringiest, toughest meat comes from...which is precisely why its reserved for hot dogs and balogna and Spam and Treet and potted meat and other styles of what I like to call "whipped meat products."
The closer you get to the, uh...yeah...the better it gets.
I like the kosher hotdog commercials where they highlight the front half of a cow in describing where all their meat comes from...like the front half is inherently better.
Just goes to show that people don't know what they're eating anymore.. Most folks have no idea that the front half is where the stringiest, toughest meat comes from...which is precisely why its reserved for hot dogs and balogna and Spam and Treet and potted meat and other styles of what I like to call "whipped meat products."
The closer you get to the, uh...yeah...the better it gets.
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How exactly do you go about force feeding a chicken?
How exactly do you go about force feeding a chicken?
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AWESOME! I'd see which chick it is and hatch out some eggs from her in a few months. That's what I call a productive chicken!!
Good luck to you!
AWESOME! I'd see which chick it is and hatch out some eggs from her in a few months. That's what I call a productive chicken!!
Good luck to you!
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