Showing posts with label animal rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal rights. Show all posts
Monday, 1 April 2013
Sunday, 31 March 2013
Gotta squeeze the chickens more eh....
Yeah... pressure these hens more to breed eggs. Without compromising quality? Are you kidding? lol Cant you see how unhealthy those eggs will be? How? By injecting em with more chemicals?
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http://www.isapoultry.com/Breeding.aspx
Clearly this means that the hens will be forced to endure a more agonizing existence for even longer than before. Is there no end to this?
And on a more deeper level, what kind of a messed up species are we? We abuse our fellow humans as well as other species that inhabit this earth.
*sigh
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http://www.isapoultry.com/Breeding.aspx
Breeding for 500 Eggs
Our mission is to breed and sell layers that are capable of laying 500 top quality eggs per hen housed, without compromising on egg quality. This will be achieved through continuous improvement of the lay persistence for a prolonged production cycle. Breeding for 500 eggs equals:
- Breeding for higher Earnings: more eggs produced with a single flock and less frequent flock replacements, result in higher earnings.
- Breeding for a better Earth: the long economic life of hens contributes to a sustainable production of eggs, because flocks need to be replaced less frequent.
Breeding for more Earnings
Breeding for 500 eggs means breeding for higher earnings for egg producers. Many egg producers currently produce around 360 eggs per hen housed. The mission of ISA to breed layers capable of laying 500 eggs, supports egg producers in the following ways:-
More
eggs per flock: 8 to 10 eggs can be gained extra on an annual basis
through improved lay persistence and by keeping a flock a week longer
each year.
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Less
flock replacements: investment in a new flock and cleaning barns in
between two successive flocks, can take place less frequent.
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