Well, it worked the last time, as eggs are STILL $3 a dozen instead of two. I expect it's because no other chickens have been born since then to replace the laying hens who died. And when this new rush of avian flue rushes through, it will only hit the broiler farms, sending broiler prices up to $4-$5 a pound!
Funny how the disease is in and spread by migratory wild birds, yet there are no dead migratory birds ever found.
Just remember, if you have to kill these chickens due to illness, kill them nicely. (This said, dripping in sarcasm in reference to Perdue and Salisbury's newest nemesis.)
Well, it worked the last time, as eggs are STILL $3 a dozen instead of two. I expect it's because no other chickens have been born since then to replace the laying hens who died. And when this new rush of avian flue rushes through, it will only hit the broiler farms, sending broiler prices up to $4-$5 a pound!
ReplyDeleteFunny how the disease is in and spread by migratory wild birds, yet there are no dead migratory birds ever found.
Funny how that works...
You've "aced it 8:o9 a.m.!!
ReplyDeleteLook for the cost of chicken
to go sky high & NEVER come
back down !
This will morph into a strain that gets into humans, hopefully killing all you factory farm defenders !
ReplyDeletePurdue not using antibiotics to fend off disease in his birds helps spread this crap.
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ReplyDeleteHopefully not before they build a dozen of those houses next door to you.
245, the eggs are vaccinated, not the birds. It uses less vaccine that way.
ReplyDeleteJust remember, if you have to kill these chickens due to illness, kill them nicely. (This said, dripping in sarcasm in reference to Perdue and Salisbury's newest nemesis.)
ReplyDeleteany excuse....
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