Scientists experiment with chicken embryos all over the world: chickens with one eye, chickens with several limbs, with crazy amounts of digits, chickens with no limbs, all kinds of monster chickens!
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I also have three chickens, and I was worried sick about my chickens.
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"Starting at sunup, they kill chickens, pluck chickens and dress chickens all day long, while drinking beer and listening to country-western music," Ms. Ivins later recalled.
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After 20 years, it's 20 different chickens inside of the [current] generation of chickens.
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Democrats apparently don't want to count unhatched chickens; Republicans apparently don't believe chickens exist.
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Humans are favored over chimps, chimps are favored over chickens, chickens are favored over plants.
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Two rubber chickens (not the sort served at political dinners; two chickens made of rubber).
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If you're making incremental moves, though, you'd save a few animal lives by switching from chickens to pigs, or chickens to cows, or — best of all — chickens to Impossible Whoppers.
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Scientists have genetically modified chickens so they do not transmit avian influenza virus to other chickens.
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"Oh, my God, I saw chickens — lots and lots and lots of chickens, 350,000 chickens a day," she said, still shaking her head at the looping conveyor belts crowded with birds.
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Here's what is happening: Chickens: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will not protect lesser prairie-chickens.
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"I recognize how wonderful chickens can be to have," says Behravesh, who herself grew up with backyard chickens.
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"There's a whole range of natural behaviors chickens engage in, and these rules will make more of those behaviors available to them, and provide more opportunities for chickens to behave like chickens," he tells MUNCHIES.
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The expected chickens saved by you not buying a single chicken is 228/1,000 times 1,000 chickens: one chicken.
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"We've got some baby chickens that Ella and Emmie are responsible for growing up to mature chickens," he says.
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This is a real setback for chickens, but people who care about cruelty to chickens should not lose heart.
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His first release was a puzzle game called Adventures With Chickens, where players had to save purple chickens from asphyxiating.
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Despite this, one unexpected animal-related trend has recently managed to get our attention: celebrities keeping chickens as pets. Chickens!
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They might place a coop of chickens in a known mosquito breeding area, and test the chickens regularly for West Nile Virus.
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Remember the fox just wants to eat the chickens, not tear down the hen house and put the chickens out of a job.
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Do Count Your Chickens Chickens, geese, hens, crows — despite what you may have heard, they're all quite smart as far as animals go.
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Usually when we talk about giant chickens, it's the nine billion or so big, fat broiler chickens killed every year for our consumption.
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The business owner lives on the property with a flock of chickens, and one of Marbach's daily tasks is to let the chickens out.
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"Not even chickens will eat them, and chickens are dumb," says Dana Roberts, a lab technician and biologist with the Penn State extension project.
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All in all, it took more than a decade to isolate the genetic lines that have resulted in Cooks Venture chickens, called Heirloom chickens.
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MUNCHIES has written about why "vegetarian" eggs are bad for the chickens who produce them and how most "organic" chickens will never see the sun.
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The average number of chickens in egg operations has jumped 74.2 percent over 15 years, and the average egg operation now has almost 700,000 chickens.
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"These chickens are multiplying on an ongoing basis, so there's no investment that has a return percentage anything like being able to breed chickens," Gates says.
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White chickens would fade away until only pink chickens were left and every time you bit into a chicken wing, bright pink bones would peek out.
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And studies of carbon and nitrogen in the bones of people and chickens suggested that chickens and people had been sharing a very similar environment and diet.
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"However, we do advise people with backyard or pet chickens to handle them carefully to keep their family and their chickens safe and healthy," the CDC wrote.
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Broiler chickens, which are chickens grown for meat, grow a hell of a lot faster than they used to, judging by numbers from the National Chicken Council.
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Unlike the sector in the United States, where large conglomerates hold millions of laying chickens, the average farmer in the Netherlands has 40,000 to 50,000 laying chickens.
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Tyson contracts with poultry farmers to raise the chickens that the company slaughters and processes, and provides them with the means to raise the chickens for slaughter.
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Chickens raised for meat roam within a barn, so while conditions are grim, these chickens are at least better off than egg-laying hens crowded into tiny cages.
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We now have "organic" Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) for chickens, with as many as 200,000 chickens crammed into a building with no real access to the outdoors.
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The decline in chickens was attributed to a variety of factors — including higher feed prices amid a drought and avian flu that killed off chickens in the Midwest.
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Chickens. Cooks Venture geneticists and scientists have spent years isolating genetic lines of chickens to create a new, proprietary breed, called the Pioneer, a type of heirloom chicken.
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Raising the chickens goes great at first when the houses are new and clean, but, after a while, the chickens start to get sick, and when they get sick he gets paid less because he only gets paid for the number of chickens he can bring to the slaughter weight.
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On Friday, the authorities in Cameroon's western region said in a statement they had banned the transport of chickens after over 1,500 chickens died at a farm in Bayangam.
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" The donated chickens are primarily raised by women and because of this, Gates says the money made from selling chickens and eggs is reinvested into "nutrition and school fees.
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Farms started caging chickens for a reason: It is much cheaper to confine chickens in small areas than to purchase the land required to let them roam more freely.
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She told the station that the risks of backyard chickens were "quite minimal," adding that it was a greater risk with factory farms, where chickens are often crammed together.
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The North Carolina company lost 1.7 million chickens, but does not expect it to affect production, since there are more than 20 million chickens spread across the company's farms.
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He called me and said he was at Food Depot, and he was asking me what was the name of the chickens, you know, the whole chickens — Cornish hens.
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If someone told you there was a play called "Chickens in the Yard," about Pennsylvanians who own chickens, you might infer that the cast consisted of humans playing humans.
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Worldwide, about 50 billion chickens are raised for food every year — nearly all of them on industrial farms — and there are more chickens than any other species of bird.
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Another solution being sought is the reintroduction of a "dual-purpose chicken" breed, where the female chickens are used for egg production while the male chickens are fattened for meat.
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They include not snuggling or kissing your chickens, washing your hands after coming in contact with your chickens and their surroundings and not eating or drinking near your chicken coop.
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The chickens are sort of the underdog of this contest, because before you saw a chicken in a sweater you might not have thought chickens were a very cute animal.
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In 1976, a landmark study published in Nature found that resistant E. coli strains could be passed from chickens fed with antibiotics to other chickens, and then to farm workers.
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Some of these social skills can be used for nefarious or deceptive ends, such as male chickens who make a false food call to female chickens as a lure for sex.
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Sites mandated to handle cows, sheep and chickens All four Kenyan abattoirs are now mandated to transform their donkey slaughterhouses within 60 days to handle cows, sheep and chickens, Munya said.
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It was the couple's summer project, Wilson and DeAngelis explained in a post early last month on BackYard Chickens, an online hub for people who grow and raise their own chickens.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
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" He elaborates: "As a young man I kept chickens.
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" Szalai observed that the chickens have "really individual faces.
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Costco has sold rotisserie chickens at $25 since 2009 Costco is so determined to keep its rotisserie chickens at $4.99 that it's been willing to lose money selling them in the past.
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But organic producers also aren't allowed to provide synthetic amino acids to chickens (even though those acids significantly improve chickens' nutrition and overall health), and are restricted in their usage of antibiotics.
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Kanini has been raising chickens for about four years, along with crops and other livestock, but she has not always reared the local variety of chickens that now make up her flock.
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"I don't want 82 owls in my kitchen or 4,000 chickens because I once said I like chickens, and everybody says, 'Let's get Trisha something with a chicken on it,' " she said.
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Wait, no, one more thing worthy of our online time: fluffy farm chickens A few days ago, a friend sent me this Instagram account of a woman and her many fluffy chickens.
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Families that keep chickens can use the birds for their meat (either to consume or sell), and live chickens can serve as a currency to pay for things like school fees or repairs.
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He raises chickens, goats and horses With his wife, Louise, and two daughters, Emma, 17, and Belinda, 15, Gorsuch raises horses, chickens and goats in their Colorado barn, according to the SCOTUS blog.
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You might assume that Midler named her chickens after the Kardashians following her recent social media tiffs with Kim, but she's been the wind beneath the Kardashian chickens' wings for several years now.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Giving Chickens More Time to Peck and Play in the Sunshine" (Business Day, June 27): Chickens are happier and healthier when they have sunshine and room to move.
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As consumers have begun to speak out about the safety of their food and the treatment of chickens, the industry has responded: many companies are phasing out antibiotics and/or raising chickens differently.
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Chicken Run's chickens do act in noticeably chicken-like ways (which is why it was a family favorite when I was a teenager — those chickens acted like the ones living in our backyard).
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Plus more than 100 chickens, and 150 to 200 ducks.
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To this day, I still have trust issues with chickens.
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MUNCHIES: What is the evolutionary relationship between chickens and dinosaurs?
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For context, that's about 1 million chickens killed every hour.
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How much living space should organic chickens be entitled to?
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One person emailed me with a question about keeping chickens.
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"The chickens have come home to roost," Mr. Buchanan said.
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Chickens cluck happily in the playhouse, ready to be slaughtered.
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Factory farming of pigs, chickens and cows has many opponents.
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She owns several chickens and cats that keep her company.
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I have also cooked several Chickens, Turkeys in this oven.
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Chickens scratch and cluck at the side of the road.
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We're stuffed four in a bunk like we're factory chickens.
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The population of chickens is expected to grow even faster.
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Chickens in the carcass of a van pierce the silence.
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One candidate promised "stomach infrastructure", such as rice and chickens.
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Our chickens have never been in a cage, you know.
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Precious as they are, the chickens have an expiration date.
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Namely, geese, chickens, cats, guinea pigs and other adorable critters.
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Fletcher is an animal lover – and we're not talking chickens.
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She'd go out and feed the chickens on the farm.
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Chopping their heads and eviscerating these chickens was very sensuous.
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Because they are, after all, still talking about killing chickens.
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Now the current way of killing chickens sounds undeniably grisly.
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Unlike chickens, dogs crossing the road are a serious matter.
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Those hoping for swift implementation should not count their chickens.
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On the farm, chickens and cows return to the barn.
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The chickens had not been let out of the hutch.
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Chickens and the gyms 'pet' pig are free to roam.
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"They still had the blades on the chickens," Reid said.
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They had a simulated arena where the chickens would fight.
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Will the richest man in the world consider the chickens?
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We have goats and chickens and rabbits, but it's fun.
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I think both hipsters and chickens get a bad rap.
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Tending to the garden's 26 chickens was a newer experience.
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Over 510,000 whole roast chickens and 60,000 sausages are eaten.
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They opened the coop door and the chickens scurried out.
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Animals and crops include turkeys, goats, chickens, potatoes, and sunflowers.
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My Papa raised chickens, not to eat, but to show.
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You know chickens, I think they have a short memory.
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Or will it bring terrifying limbless chickens to our tables.
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I check on the chickens, check on my fruit trees.
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But I read that the chickens would interrupt your sessions?
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Tyson Foods: Capacity to process 2000 million chickens per week.
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Forgive me Lord, I counted my chickens before they hatched!
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He received about 300 chickens, a coop and a hatchery.
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And their chickens are processed just the way we've described.
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Being a farmer isn't all verdant pastures and contented chickens.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are no spring chickens either.
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Chickens raised in the Catskills are burnished on a rotisserie.
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There are the chickens, which literally shit where they eat.
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Chickens also require less water than soy, Mr. Chen said.
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Don't count your chickens till they come home to roost.
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But the chickens themselves are only part of the solution.
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He can't sell his chickens to slaughterhouses or meat markets.
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They keep chickens and a garden to help with expenses.
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He is watching over her chickens, sheep and other animals.
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For decades, about the only thing missing has been chickens.
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In Coady's experience, chickens proved just as challenging as chemistry.
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Unfortunately, these small tarps did not make the chickens safer.
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Or will it bring terrifying limbless chickens to our tables?
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Buyer holds all responsibility for the safety of their chickens.
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We ate eggs from our chickens, who were my responsibility.
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KFC, the chain of mutant chickens and the creepy Colonel?
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Jesus hops on the van with Carl, then chickens out.
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He switched back to native chickens, where there is still strong demand for both eggs and meat, in part because the chickens are less likely to have been fed antibiotics to keep them healthy.
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That same week in June, the muhtar's chickens and rooster strutted and squawked in and out of his office during the day, in part so the chickens could discreetly lay eggs under his desk.
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In large part, this assumption would be due to the fact that humans really love eating chickens, and that chickens, it's sad to say, now exist on this planet almost solely for human consumption.
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Switching to higher-welfare breeds — chickens that are able to move painlessly and engage in natural behaviors like perching and playing — is critical, as chickens are killed in greater numbers than any animal except fish.
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At Eat's Khao Man Gai, which opened in August in the East Village, whole chickens — so-called Buddhist chickens, with feet and head still on, from Bo Bo Poultry's upstate farm — go into the pot.
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Apparently, chickens were living near people, not off in coops somewhere.
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Perhaps the Mexican-raised chickens eat imported animal feed, he speculated.
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Nitrogen gas is often used to slaughter animals such as chickens.
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Some of the chickens that were killed in Trip Kiss' yard.
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Let them be smart, and you can keep betting on chickens.
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RIP, Sandor Clegane; may many chickens await you in the afterlife.
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RIP, Sandor Clegane: May many chickens await you in the afterlife.
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Nicole Richie likes the finer things in life … for her chickens.
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I've spent time cuddling with turkeys and chickens in my lap.
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She remembers playing with chickens in her backyard as a child.
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His younger sister raised chickens so that she could buy books.
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Meet Percival, a three year old peacock and protector of chickens.
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Hatch more chickens, sell more eggs, rinse and repeat ad nauseam.
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I worry someone's given you only half the truth on chickens.
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That's a better return than chickens provide, according to the research.
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Some 25,2000 chickens had died, and 17,000 were culled pre-emptively.
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The company also says its chickens are humanely sourced and raised.
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The average Nigerian still eats only about two chickens a year.
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AOD Farms sells many chickens at the gate to local buyers.
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My cat doesn't touch my chickens, she knows she'll get clobbered.
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Ahmad had recently lost her job, shot her dog and chickens.
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We ran around onstage like chickens with our heads cut off.
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She raises chickens, cattle and ponies — like her apparent favorite, Muku.
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Then we check the chickens, gather eggs, and refill their feeders.
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But we know not to count political chickens before they hatch.
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Others carried plastic chickens and a few wore Russian-themed hats.
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It killed millions of domestic chickens in a matter of months.
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The first 300 prisoners were immediately put to work processing chickens.
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We called it the Chicken Coop because they raised chickens there.
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For the Sake of Performance Art, Party with Some Fancy Chickens
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Now, Mom has her own flock of chickens at their home.
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Most eggs are produced in a way that severely hurts chickens.
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Much of Bangaldesh's maize is used to feed animals, including chickens.
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At one point, the cast of three men acts like chickens.
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Costco reports that it sells 80 million rotisserie chickens a year.
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We have chickens roaming around the property, and there's a horse.
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"You know, I never count any chickens before they hatch," Mrs.
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The idea was to donate 100,000 chickens to high-poverty countries.
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He occasionally raised chickens and caught lobsters to pay his bills.
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All manner of live creatures: chickens, frogs, goldfish, cats, a monkey.
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Until now, Mr. Vanmechelen's chickens have been raised solely as art.
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They have chickens, too, and eat their eggs almost every day.
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The valley is home to chickens, caribou, lizards, and wild dogs.
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Coat it in breadcrumbs and repeat with the remaining chickens. 3.
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That is why chickens are a who and not a what.
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Outside, chickens, sheep and, of course, pigs roam acres of meadow.
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Surely, chickens would die of insomnia — and presumably the farmers, too.
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The chickens were swept away and the vegetable gardens were destroyed.
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Still, full clucking admiration for sourcing your own well-treated chickens.
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You can even meet the chickens that supply the kitchen's eggs.
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Chickens roasted in the bread oven, soups and salads are available.
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Great things like hatch a plot to steal a million chickens.
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Geese honk in their pens and chickens cluck out of sight.
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Should we focus more on domestic animals like pigs and chickens?
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Americans eat about 9bn chickens a year, but not the feet.
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What does any of this have to do with inflatable chickens?
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Quebec only loses when its professionals are forced to cut chickens.
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Take that hose and start putting out some of these chickens.
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Ten percent of respondents said they kept chickens in their bedroom.
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"I have said 'let's not be counting chickens yet,'" Arizona Rep.
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Dogs, chickens and goats moved off the track at our approach.
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"Is it like fooling chickens into thinking they're bulls?" she asked.
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GUANGLU ISLAND, China — Sea cucumbers are like chickens, Cong Xuanzhi explained.
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In 2017, 830 million chickens were slaughtered in North Carolina alone.
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Many major cities in the world's third-largest producer of broiler chickens and the second-biggest consumer of poultry have also closed some live poultry markets after people and chickens were infected by avian flu strains.
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The chickens especially could be seen as an insult since, according to a report from the Bolivian Institute of Foreign Trade, the poultry industry (including both eggs and chickens) grew by 35% from 2008 to 2014.
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Cooks Venture chicken feed is grown specifically for Cooks Venture chickens, which have been selected over many, many generations of Heritage chickens to have the best digestive health, and are given unrestricted access to the outdoors.
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We learn from a news report, for instance, that "ducks are not ducks and chickens are not chickens, bugs are nutritious and there are ladybugs the size of cats," and that's all we hear about it.
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I hope that the "Cultural & Scientific Perceptions of Human-Chicken Interactions" project discussed in the article will draw attention to the intelligence, dignity and endearing qualities of chickens that so many of us who keep chickens recognize.
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Chickens are easy and cheap to take care of, they keep children healthy and they empower women who sell chickens and are likely to reinvest the profits in their families, wrote Gates on his blog in June.
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Chickens come into the picture because they're the world's most common livestock animal—every year, over 60 billion chickens are killed, according to The Guardian, and their bones could wind up fossilized in landfills around the world.
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She said the chickens were a "good symbol" for the march, both because she said Mr. Trump was too scared to release his tax returns, and because the chickens are more fun and entertaining than tax policy.
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Hobby farms vary widely in size and focus, with the majority of them incorporating both crops and animals — and, more often than not, some chickens, said Roger Sipe, the group editor of Hobby Farms and Chickens magazines.
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Some clients have ducks, chickens, parrots, tortoises, and all kinds of rodents.
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It's like, chickens with their head cut off, running around this field.
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In April, the former reality star introduced her eight chickens to Archdigest.
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But PETA is focusing on phthalates found in the flesh of chickens.
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Broiler chickens have been bred to ridiculous sizes: Zuidhof, MJ, et al.
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It comes down to the same causality dilemma of chickens and eggs.
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Chickens have a similar meaning to the snake emoji, according to Buzzfeed.
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"I don't think they'd be very tasty — skinny feral chickens," he said.
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There's chickens running around, dogs out and about, teenage boys driving tractors.
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More than 20bn chickens, 1.5bn cattle and 1bn sheep are alive today.
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As a result, chickens are now the world's most widely traded meat.
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The number of chickens in Africa is projected to quadruple, to 7bn.
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I don't know much about chickens, but I do enjoy eating them.
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What's missing is any warning against dressing your chickens up for Halloween.
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A whole 10% of respondents said they kept chickens in their BEDROOM.
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Some were predictable one-offs, such as chickens, honey bees and rice.
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We have taken in goats, cats, dogs, ducks, chickens, roosters and cows.
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"The 100,000 chickens will go to 12 different countries," Ferrari told PEOPLE.
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To find out, they performed an experiment with mosquitoes, rats, and chickens.
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At a makeshift market, an elderly man sat among some caged chickens.
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Chickens are treated with antibiotics to keep them healthy as they grow.
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Growing all of these chickens, however, was a very labor-intensive process.
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A lone worker feeds the animals dead chickens once every eight days.
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This is a classic example of counting political chickens before they've hatched.
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Some accounts include claims that dead chickens and their entrails were used.
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Groceries have long offered prepared foods like rotisserie chickens and broccoli salad.
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Feed and hold chickens in Costa Rica —El Silencio Lodge and Spa
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They started out with a gift of 150 chickens from the FAO.
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They wound up behind Adeanike Oso, whose mind was on her chickens.
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Chickens in the front yard, and chopped wood leaning against the house.
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Your hosts raise beef, pork, chickens, and plenty of produce and honey.
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And scientists have documented virgin births in turkeys, chickens, sharks and reptiles.
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And my fantastic butcher ran out of roast chickens before 5 p.m.
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He mentioned that I had space for a small flock of chickens.
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He fed and watered my chickens, and made sure they were safe.
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But when I came back, the chickens came running after the fence.
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That compares with the country's production of 755 million chickens last year.
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Travelers carrying tamed monkeys, ducks, chickens, or rabbits are also an issue.
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The chickens were sagging on the top two roosts of their coop.
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Susana's job is to clean the chickens which have just been eviscerated.
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It's how the chickens you eat all went to the right schools.
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On Madagascar, villagers don't like the cats because they eat their chickens.
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We have three fishes in our home, two birds, and three chickens.
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He and a friend share the plot with dogs, chickens and horses.
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"The chickens lay eggs in the middle of a scene," she said.
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I'm gonna look at the baby chickens and marvel at their cuteness.
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"The reality right now for chickens is around 1.5," Mr. Chen said.
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Bryan, Reinaldo and Franklin scrambled into a neighbor's dirt yard, scattering chickens.
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They will continue to glaze, roast, and fry chickens in their thousands.
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There's an overhead crossbar for hanging chickens and roasts over the fire.
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Free-range chickens are available, and rabbits will be on hand soon.
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On Third Avenue a poulterer advertises live chickens in Spanish and Chinese.
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The 2016 storm also was blamed for killing more than 200,000 chickens.
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The actress, model, author and filmmaker turns her hand to breeding chickens.
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Wedding guests enjoyed a petting zoo with rabbits, chickens, ducks and goats.
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Black pigs and chickens roam the narrow paths of stone and dirt.
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His daughter Najin, 28, and granddaughter, Fatu, 17, are considered spring chickens.
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The government culled nearly 18,000 chickens as a result of the outbreak.
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His "kill what you eat" diet included goats, pigs, chickens, and lobsters.
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Chickens mill around a burnt-out property in Kiah on January 8.
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Female chickens can eject about 80 percent of sperm from undesirable mates.
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Scientists have even used genetics to reverse-engineer chickens with dinosaurlike snouts.
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One neighbor called to say he found dead chickens on his property.
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Kiwis, which are about the size of chickens, live in New Zealand.
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Chickens are at a huge disadvantage in this sense, as are fish.
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The animal lived among the star's other dogs, cats, chickens and goats.
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The storm killed more than 2 million chickens, the agriculture department said.
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The chickens have come home to roost in the campus ivory tower.
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Will Smith is beakless, mothers with dementia are beakless, chickens have beaks.
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Chickens wander among the tables with entitled beady stares, begging for scraps.
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Reports suggest that at least 3.4 million chickens died in the floods.
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China's Feed Industry Association on Friday approved new standards for the feed for pigs and chickens, lowering the protein levels in pig feed by 1.5 percentage points and those for chickens by one percentage point, the ministry said.
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Behaviorally learned from watching other chickens do it, overcrowding, poor nutrition, and even boredom exacerbate "feather pulling, feather eating, and cannibalism," which is also made worse by the fact that chickens go wild at the sight of blood.
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The outbreak in Japan's Miyazaki prefecture follows the gassing of more than 200,000 chickens at a farm in the northern island of Hokkaido last weekend and brings the country's cull this season to nearly a million chickens and ducks.
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The crisis has also hit the chicken industry with an estimated drop in output of 13.4 million chickens, including 10 million produced under special labels and 3.4 million standard chickens, Anne Richard, head of poultry institute ITAVI told Reuters.
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Roast our own chickens instead of picking up premade ones at the market?
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Slim Chickens in Longview, Texas set up a similar display for fallen soldiers.
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The Georgia Department of Agriculture estimated more than 2 million chickens were lost.
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Many of them had retired to villages and were raising chickens and buffalo.
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We also have three pet chickens that she was actually quite scared of.
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Within two weeks, 90 percent of the chickens were pooping out resistant bugs.
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Go to Reddit, she points out, and there'll be no chickens for you.
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Boosting outdoor access for chickens was a priority issue for animal welfare advocates.
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Plus, it's got a delightful garden outback that's currently home to some chickens.
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"Don't ask the fox how to take care of the chickens," he said.
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There's no reason for Qualcomm to raise chickens if nobody's buying the eggs.
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It targets all species including broiler chickens, ducks, geese and egg-laying hens.
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On Saturday, Swift shared the latest clue: four portraits of chickens wearing sunglasses.
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He also, on one occasion, put live chickens inside a fellow student's closet.
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As far as outrageous and exotic celebrity pets go, chickens are pretty tame.
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On the night of the premiere, she blew the Internet's mind. Completely. Chickens!
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They assumed because you love chickens you're going to be off-the-wall?
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" Of the surrounding damage, she says, "We saw dead donkeys, chickens and turtles.
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This year, the Trump nomination is just the chickens coming home to roost.
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In Colchester the chickens are so unresponsive to humans that they resemble zombies.
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Raising and then selling chickens can help families out of poverty, he believes.
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Some quests will direct you to collect chickens, snakes, pigs, or gunpowder kegs.
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According to the Livestock Conservancy, Brahma chickens can weigh up to 18 pounds.
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It's also removed chickens raised with human antibiotics from its U.S. supply chain.
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McDonald's (MCD) on Monday said it completed a shift to antibiotic-free chickens.
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A crowd of about 30 sits in the backyard as chickens scuttle around.
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It also pledged eventually to procure only chickens raised in cage-free environments.
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"I wanted to portray the chickens as workers in the industry," he explains.
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Jane would say you have to cultivate the chickens to make an omelet.
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Built to house 21,103 chickens, the farm was producing fewer than 210,2000 chicks.
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The 49-year-old star has several rescue dogs, a guinea pig, chickens.
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The chickens are none the wiser; they just lay their eggs as normal.
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A sleepy truck driver and 7,500 chickens caused chaos on an Austrian highway.
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There are no statistics as to how many continued to grow government chickens.
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"We have to slowly cultivate" the market for chilled yellow chickens, said Wen.
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Women are served on the red carpet like chickens on the dinner table.
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All Sanderson chickens get an antibiotic called gentamicin while still in the egg.
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Biologists from Berkeley published a paper in Science explaining how chickens grow feathers.
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Urban chickens are enjoying an upsurge in attention and popularity at the moment.
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Our chickens did enjoy chowing down on our several attempts at planting seeds.
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Four months into the House majority, Democrats should be well past ceramic chickens.
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"You know, Kenyans are now eating millions of chickens a year," he said.
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Very seldom does anyone ask if you've come into contact with backyard chickens.
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Workers told me that they are paid around $22008 for every thousand chickens.
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Currently, fully conscious chickens are shackled by their feet and hung upside down.
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In the 1970s, he sold large yellow plush chickens off a supermarket cart.
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Ducks naturally have more muscle than chickens, because they can fly and swim.
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"Some of us are afraid to raise chickens," it said in a statement.
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The hurricane had destroyed the chicken coop, killing most of Enrique's 40 chickens.
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The energy we spend on chickens is energy stolen from the opioid epidemic.
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Animals escaped their enclosures, and, to this day, rewilded chickens roam the islands.
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If he can't stock up on feed, he will watch his chickens starve.
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There's a deafening racket inside, too, but it doesn't come from clucking chickens.
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A few chickens roamed near signs advertising bee removal and rubbish collection services.
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Also: L. Frank Baum's first publication was a guide to breeding Hamburg chickens.
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Fulfill your homestead dreams and learn to raise chickens for farm fresh eggs.
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They are the only inhabitants of the island, unless you count the chickens.
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State-run news agency PAP reported that 65,000 chickens were affected in Wielkopolskie.
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This is Pachelbel's Canon in D played on a bunch of rubber chickens.
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The kids played in the street, "like free-range chickens," Lynn Nottage said.
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The chickens would huddle under them during the hot, bright hours of midday.
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The rate for chickens in Georgia, for example, is set at 4 percent.
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Who was to say a neighbor's dog didn't get one of those chickens?
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All around were red-feathered chickens, pecking and scratching, oblivious to our presence.
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Chickens and ducks, which families raise for extra food, strut along the shore.
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Indonesian authorities hope to add baby chickens to that list of social animals.
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As she had no practical skills, she found work deboning chickens by hand.
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It did not specify if they were chickens or other types of poultry.
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But there are lots of tests that have shown chickens' capacity for empathy.
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Scientists did a study where they offered these chickens two types of feed.
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We're not the guy buying 10 piece buckets, we're the f--king chickens.
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The camps stock about three months of food and have goats and chickens.
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Goats, sheep, pigs and chickens and equipment for fishing and hunting were supplied.
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She managed to escape the fire, but her dog, cat and chickens died.
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The chickens are named after Downton Abbey characters, which is an amazing touch.
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The storm itself has killed at least 5,500 pigs and 323 million chickens.
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But some can, including three currently circulating strains: H5N1, a mash-up of viruses from geese and quail; H7N221, an amalgam of viruses from ducks, migratory birds and chickens; and H212N22012, the product of viruses from wild birds, ducks and chickens.
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They would first target broiler chickens, domestic chickens bred for the sole purpose of meat production, because their lifespans are so short (approximately 6 weeks), allowing the pink DNA to spread to the entire species in just a few years.
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Allison Cavenaugh and her husband, who own a home and a poultry farm with 80,000 chickens in Wallace, North Carolina, returned home for the first time this week on a boat just to find out that their chickens have drowned.
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For example, "cage free" doesn't mean anything because it doesn't apply to boiler chickens.
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Everyday items from rotisserie chickens to cheese to cereals, crackers and gum are packaged.
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The cameras were required after animal rights activists leaked video of handlers abusing chickens.
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Nearly 400 fighting roosters and chickens were seized last week from a Massachusetts farm.
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If I lived in the countryside, I'd start raising my own cows and chickens!
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On his farm, he cares for goats and chickens and grows his own herbs.
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Across the country, farmers are building actual connected networks of cows, pigs, and chickens.
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In a report, NPR says that 100,000 chickens are already wearing the monitoring device.
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Will Gates bring about change to the historically impoverished and oppressed continent via chickens?
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His wife refused to leave and stayed to care for their dogs and chickens.
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Maybe Ursula can teach the chickens how to really shake a tail feather next.
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It's 2016, but '80s glamour is alive and well — just ask these stylish chickens.
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Traditional chicken suppliers are also producing fewer birds to be sold as rotisserie chickens.
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Her animals (three dogs, two horses, three cats, and chickens) and boyfriend were safe.
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Police said the dog killed another 15 chickens in a yard near the zoo.
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Delicious cooked food optionsI'm referring to Costco's signature chickens, pizza slices, and hot dogs.
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Donald Trump: I would like four rotisserie chickens and a pound of potato chips.
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And then our neighbors stop by to drop off fresh eggs from their chickens!
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It cited farmers who said millions of chickens will soon die without new supplies.
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I think we can agree that we can only give away so many chickens.
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The spread of sculptural goods includes handguns, frozen chickens, diamonds, cruise ships, and buoys.
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Still, the sheer number of celebs that now own chickens has piqued our interest.
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BROADLY: I've met some chickens at various farm sanctuaries and they really are great.
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"We have chickens but that's very L.A. so don't be too impressed," she said.
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Chickens peck at scraps; zebu, a species of humped cattle, loll under jackfruit trees.
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Do chickens work like house-elves, and Charlie's gift of clothes set him free?
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After all, chickens were once carnivorous dinosaurs that stalked the Earth on giant drumsticks.
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Broiler farms are so productive that supermarket chickens are not just convenient but cheap.
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In Africa chickens are often allowed to run in and out of people's homes.
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A goat ambled past the school's locked gate, followed by a couple of chickens.
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The USDA claims that none of the infected chickens have entered the food supply.
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One bad jobs report sends the U.S. Federal Reserve Board running like scared chickens.
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The outbuildings house a healthy stock of pigs, while chickens rummage in the yard.
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After more than a decade of secrets, the chickens were coming home to roost.
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We all have coyotes in our life that are trying to eat our chickens.
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To process that, you need to know how many legs chickens and rabbits have.
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In January, British researchers announced plans to raise chickens with an immunity to influenza.
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See the full feature and a video of Richie and her chickens on archdigest.com.
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"We have chickens but that's very L.A. so don't be too impressed," she says.
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Cattle are required to have outdoor access, but chickens, turkeys, and pigs are not.
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Surprise: There are dancing chickens and a cockerel — but there's also a real pony.
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What happened was, she kept a few chickens, and I ate one of those.
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Yes, the chickens of the past 50 years are coming home to roost — e.g.
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Just like cats and dogs, pigs, chickens, cows, and other farm animals deserve compassion.
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All ducks and chickens at the two farms will be culled, the agency said.
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The gardens, the chickens, the self-reliant lifestyle, the hiking, the fishing, the hunting.
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Protesters took live chickens there to symbolize cowardice, but were confronted by government supporters.
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All the poultry is brought in daily from BoBo Chickens in upstate New York.
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You might roast the chickens, or plop them on beer cans on the grill.
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If you really want to help, just find the man a couple of chickens.
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Its soybeans and feed additives increased milk production and fattened hogs, cattle and chickens.
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If you're serious about raising chickens, this is the prosumer poultry palace for you.
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There is a parade of rotisserie chickens, fruits, vegetables, and cheese; so much cheese.
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With more women working, families no longer had time to cut up whole chickens.
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Trump is the Republicans' "chickens coming home to roost," Bill Maher told me recently.
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Cardinals and chickens can't swap sexes the way some fish, snails, and coral do.
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"Now he's back to his normal self, chasing the chickens," Jennings told the BBC.
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I then felt a wave of heat coming from the fresh rotisserie-style chickens.
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Before committing to keeping chickens, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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They had chickens and cows in the yard — everything went straight into the ocean.
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There, she knows the chickens are well cared for and have space to roam.
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Instead of refreshing Twitter, why not water some crops and tend to some chickens?
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Look, it's enough for us to talk about punching bins to get roast chickens.
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Many of the items were organic, and the eggs came from cage-free chickens.
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Mexico relies heavily on American soybeans, corn, dairy products, chickens, beef and other goods.
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He said his father was "brining chickens all over the house," not "bringing" them.
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Cervantes was focused on helping the women support themselves by keeping chickens and pigs.
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Last July, health officials in Florida reported that the virus was spotted in chickens.
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This means that the Pioneer chickens are truly free range, wandering around the farm.
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He's maybe the last of his kind Lewis no longer preaches to the chickens.
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Among the absent were those busy with home chores, butchering chickens or digging potatoes.
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Chickens wander the grounds outside that serve as a graveyard for abandoned, broken vehicles.
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During the trip, they passed grazing cows and pens packed with turkeys and chickens.
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Agricultural losses alone -- including chickens and pigs -- are estimated at $1.1 billion, and Gov.
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TWENTY CHICKENS FOR A SADDLE The Story of an African Childhood By Robyn Scott.
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That perhaps explains why he was not counting any chickens after one good round.
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His attention was drawn to studies in chickens that pointed to a possible explanation.
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Chickens have a thymus and an additional lymphoid organ called the bursa of Fabricius.
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I don't mean that these companies are all a bunch of yellow-bellied chickens.
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Chickens were slipping from the talon grip of eagles and falling from the sky.
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Just then, another eagle appeared over the tree line, soaring down toward the chickens.
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The evolution, domestication and research of chickens and eggs led to our dinner tables.
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The teen admitted to firing the gun but denied taking shots at any chickens.
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Did you not need a zigzag ingenuity to make the chickens walk your walk?
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And a number of the rallies will feature large inflatable chickens that resemble Trump.
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Sprawl is extremely subsidized, and the chickens are coming home to roost on that.
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They also hung with the animals at the petting zoo -- goats, sheep and chickens.
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The USDA lets companies label their eggs as organic even if they come from chickens that have never been outdoors; as long as the barn where they're stocked with thousands or tens of thousands of other chickens technically has a screened porch.
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Authorities killed and buried chickens at the site in Giles County, Tennessee, "as a precaution" after a case of highly pathogenic flu in Lincoln County led to the deaths of about 73,500 chickens over the weekend, according to the Tennessee Department of Agriculture.
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The USDA lets companies label their eggs as organic even if they come from chickens that have never been outdoors, as long as the barn where they're stocked with thousands or tens of thousands of other chickens technically has a screened porch.
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In addition, about 30 Sanderson farms that together house more than 6 million chickens around hard-hit Lumberton, North Carolina, remain isolated by floodwater and out of reach of feed trucks, Sanderson said, noting that the number of dead chickens could increase.
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" Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister, Australia Now: President, Asia Society Policy Institute First job: Raising chickens "When I was about 9 years old, my mum bought me a dozen chickens and some feed, and told me to raise them into egg layers.
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The reason they are not eating chickens or eggs instead, Mr. Nkrumah said, "is that African chickens don't grow very fast and don't lay many eggs" — 30 or 40 a year, rather than the 53 that would be possible with improved breeds.
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China's Feed Industry Association on Friday approved new standards for feed for pigs and chickens, lowering the protein levels in pig feed by 21 percentage points and those for chickens by one percentage point, the agriculture ministry said in a statement that day.
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We have a farm and we love our orchard and our chickens and our honeybees.
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But chickens, he said, offer an excellent example of how wrong that assumption can be.
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When Williamson was not out chasing storms, he raised chickens at a farm in Cassville.
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They lived near Portland, where they raised chickens and tended to a large vegetable garden.
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Seriously, how else are you supposed to respond to a photo of chickens wearing sunglasses?
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Now, look at this pic of Facioli playing with a dog while surrounded by chickens.
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Cats, dogs, horses, peacocks, ducks, geese, chickens, canaries; Martha Stewart is Mom to them all.
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Higher corn prices could limit profits for Tyson, which buys the grain to feed chickens.
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Bill Gates wants to change that, and he hopes chickens will help him do so.
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That's largely because chickens are significantly cheaper than other agricultural livestock and require few vaccines.
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Ultimately, though, the anti-Islamic State coalition may be counting its chickens before they hatch.
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The CDC warns against snuggling with or kissing chickens or putting them near your face.
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Bannino hopes the project will inspire viewers to think about chickens as more than food.
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It also looks like at least two dead chickens can be seen on the floor.
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You thus cause massive suffering to anywhere from one to 20 chickens any given year.
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They may be cute, but backyard chickens run the risk of making you seriously sick.
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In the family compound, a toddler sat on her grandmother's lap and chickens pecked nearby.
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The thing is, cash is easier and cheaper to hand out than chickens or skills.
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The state agriculture department said that Florence had killed 3.4m chickens and drowned 0003,500 pigs.
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She became a vegan after driving by a truck transporting chickens on a California highway.
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Sometimes in the morning they run outside to see if the chickens have laid eggs.
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This comes with trade-offs: chickens might like perching on trees, but so do hawks.
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Families that keep chickens can use them either for their own meat or sell them.
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There are murmurs of a possible snow day tomorrow, but I'm not counting my chickens!
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"What I really want is to live on a farm and have chickens," she admits.
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Basically, "no meat" means no meat that comes from cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, or sheep.
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Where past Survivor chickens eventually became a meal, he was just one of the group.
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Pet or not, he's still a chicken, and chickens aren't exactly the cuddliest of animals.
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"He just dumped them," an unnamed woman holding one of the chickens told 7 News.
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C. took care of the chickens and watered the horses, so no chores for me!
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He raised chickens, quails and rabbits and married Dinah Johnson in 2016 (see bottom image).
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Sentinel chickens are fowl that are tested regularly for the West Nile virus and EEE.
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Mosquitoes were trained to associate this simulated swat with the smell of rats and chickens.
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As for the mosquito's inability to avoid chickens, van Breugel says it's also not surprising.
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With the chickens fed, we walk down a winding dirt road to the pig pen.
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When groups of chickens get together, they have a tendency to peck at each other.
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Make the stock: In a large stockpot, cover the chickens with a gallon of water.
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These animals are bears, not chickens, but that didn't stop them from crossing the road.
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"Eggxyt makes it possible to count your chickens before they hatch," said CEO Yehuda Elram.
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Cows — pigs, too, for some people — seem to inspire more compassion than chickens and fish.
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The natural foods grocer said the chickens will have better lives and yield better meat.
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Law enforcement also discovered hundreds of chickens that authorities believe were being used for cockfighting.
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While chickens could expand economic opportunities for some Bolivians, it's a gift with little forethought.
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Besides, he thinks what's going into these chickens isn't all that healthy to begin with.
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The department has confirmed 1.8 million poultry have died, mostly chickens, spokesman Brian Long said.
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Privately held Perdue Farms said it was still assessing the number of chickens it lost.
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Wen's plan is to develop native chickens that are meatier as well as being tasty.
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Chickens are leaving the countryside and moving into the homes of the rich and famous.
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Chickens don't suffer from FOMO or undue shyness The chicken also has the right attitude.
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Nadia, who raised poultry, managed better, selling three hundred chickens and sixty turkeys one year.
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Cockatoos get to sing on a perch, while chickens wind up as coq au vin?
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"One of the most important positive characters of native chickens is their hardiness," she said.
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Presumably, this is also the background that she overlaid with videos of chickens and rabbits.
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So scaring one dog stirs more reaction than far worse treatment of billions of chickens.
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He said members of a Hindu sect often went into the park to sacrifice chickens.
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Additionally, faster line speeds mean more sick chickens can get past split-second eyeball inspections.
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Price depends on the size of the chickens; check the website for the latest menu.
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Two crews of nine catchers can bring in about seventy-five thousand chickens a night.
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"They have a very strict limit on the size of the chickens," López-Alt says.
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"There's rats, snakes, chickens, ducks, lizards, rabbits, spiders, doves, pigeons, crows, mice," he rattles off.
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Heath chickens out of killing his target and Glenn takes care of it for him.
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Ever seen one that promises that the chickens are raised on an all vegetarian diet?
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Problem: chickens aren't vegetarians, they eat worms and bugs — have done for millions of years.
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Of all the things you could study, why look at the inner world of chickens?
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You don't see any single man deboning chickens or cleaning the catch of the day.
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The farmer will bury the remains of the dead chickens on his property, said Glisson.
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The chickens had been laying, so the resort had fresh eggs available in the office.
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The video shows dead birds on the floor and injured hens pecked by other chickens.
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He now lives at home with his wife, tending to their garden and raising chickens.
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Chickens are turned slowly to promote thorough cooking inside and a rendered, juicy skin outside.
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Peruvian-style chickens in the United States tend to follow the more assertively flavored route.
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Coffee, gasoline, corn, chickens and coffee are openly smuggled back and forth on that road.
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Why are you wasting your time on chickens when so many human beings are suffering?
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The coveted white meat in larger chickens just doesn't have very good texture or moisture.
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After chickens ballooned up for several decades, some industrial growers vowed to stop the growth.
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Will all broiler chickens soon be reduced to their size of their 20th-century forefathers?
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Wendy's initiative seems to suggest that many chickens will be going on a diet, stat.
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Chickens release three to 16 times more greenhouse gas emissions per pound than soy products.
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Chickens, dogs and goats roam the riverbanks, and there are plenty of fish to eat.
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Also, healers accept payment in the currencies of the poor: vegetables, alcohol, chickens and goats.
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He found about a dozen dried ears of corn that he could feed the chickens.
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Here's another: For the next few weeks, baby chickens are next to impossible to find.
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Fruits and vegetables, kebabs and whole raw chickens do double service, portraying erotic body parts.
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We might be sad about the end of humanity, but the chickens are probably relieved.
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Costco was having trouble finding the size of birds it needs for its rotisserie chickens.
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With the right branding, those chickens would sell like iced coffee in a heat wave.
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It concerns a virus called Ad-22010, which infects fowl and can make chickens fat.
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Amer, on the other hand, preferred to chase chickens and doves around the family's property.
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The restaurant serves meals with produce from their gardens and eggs from the facility's chickens.
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"No systems, no process — they look like chickens with their heads cut off," says Lemonis.
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Seven months after moving into it, they got a dog, four cats, and three chickens.
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Chickens darted around while half the crowd stood across the street, listening from a distance.
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Endicott, N.Y. Not all sons of doctors raise baby ducks and chickens in their kitchen.
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In the Netherlands, an estimated nine million chickens from about 180 farms have been affected.
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Populated by her varicolored chickens, it draws on her observations about their diversity and intelligence.
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The parakeets came into contact with chickens, he speculated — and picked up a poultry disease.
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Hers is 50 acres and includes Shamo chickens, which she recently bought for Mr. Robyn.
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Hers is 50 acres and includes Shamo chickens, which she recently bought for Mr. Robyn.
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Woody, the 10th, spent long days weeding corn, gathering wood, picking cotton, and feeding chickens.
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"You can call yourselves the mother chickens of turtles, for all I care," Stern said.
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She tore apart chickens during the day, and went to her cramped apartment at night.
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Across an aisle from Mr. Su stood several large cages full of chickens and ducks.
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So the organization buys nearly 30,000 turkeys and chickens (for when the turkeys run out).
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In 216, he had to cull 11,000 out of his 30,000 chickens due to H5N1.
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It doesn't matter if I convince everyone that chickens are special — what matters is impact.
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Dogs, cats, cows, chickens, pigs—these are all the products of generations of careful propagation.
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Cows, goats and chickens have higher greenhouse gas emissions and water footprints than other proteins.
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"I didn't know chickens came in different colors until after I graduated college," she says.
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And now it seems like the chickens are coming home to roost, as they say.
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Twenty-two years later, he is slaughtering chickens 85 hours a week in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Mr. Mendiola bought pigs and hundreds of chickens for the Sputniks' Christmas feast last month.
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The actress took to Instagram to show followers how she celebrated her chickens' first birthday.
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But compare his brief death and denied future pleasant life to the weeks of excruciating agony that broiler chickens endure toward the end of their lives — and then consider that by buying those chickens, you're very likely inflicting that exact agony on dozens of birds.
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Costco locates rotisserie chickens at the back of stores For Costco, the chickens are a lure, pulling customers into stores and getting them to browse the aisles, adding sometimes hundreds of dollars worth of items to their shopping carts before they pick up that bird.
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O'Mara once sold only Indiana chickens, but in 1982 it stopped slaughtering, expanded into the wholesale meat business and now buys about 9,000 chickens a week from Golden-Rod Broiler, in Alabama, most of which it distributes to about 40 restaurants making the fried chicken.
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If you're looking for other games for toddlers, we also love the game Count your Chickens; it's another one my daughter can understand and it has more of a board game feel, but the game pieces in Count your Chickens are small choking hazards.
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An investigator, working for Sparboe on a traveling crew that visited eight facilities in three states, got footage of workers burning the beaks off baby chicks, throwing chickens by the neck, and leaving dead chickens to rot in cages they shared with live birds.
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An undercover investigator, working for Sparboe on a traveling crew that visited eight facilities in three states, got footage of workers burning the beaks off baby chicks, throwing chickens by the neck, and leaving dead chickens to rot in cages they shared with live birds.
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He was shocked to visit farms and see chickens "so large they can't stand," he said.
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Some of the concessions activists have won — for example, cage-free campaigns for chickens — are controversial.
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" He went on to mock the beer-fuelled party saying the GOP dined on "unhatched chickens.
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The facility alerted authorities Friday that a large number of chickens were dying, the USDA said.
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Getting eaten by predators is certainly what chickens and their close relatives experience in the wild.
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So do chickens benefit from more space, and should we turn them out of their cages?
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That bad omen is a coyote circling the Yazzie's New Mexico reservation home and stealing chickens.
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Contributions will help support the care of horses, goats, donkeys, alpacas, chickens, cats, dogs, and rabbits.
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As many as 5 million chickens and turkeys had already died as of Wednesday, Reuters reports.
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Other steps include ensuring that rotisserie chickens will no longer be presented in hard plastic containers.
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Now, she loves hanging out with our chickens and has certainly become part of our family!
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It sounds funny, but I mean it when I say that I am excited about chickens.
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When pay was delayed last year a government spokesperson helpfully recommended that bureaucrats start breeding chickens.
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After their first daughter was born, neighbors dropped off lasagna, salads and whole-cooked chickens, unbidden.
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According to the report, 90% of the chickens raised last year received no medically important antibiotics.
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Tyson said its average contract farmer has been raising chickens for the company for 15 years.
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But, fortunately, he was able to get his hands on some loaner chickens — just in time.
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When asked if his chickens might one day meet a similar fate, he shook his head.
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Some chickens like to sneak behind his 'love radar' to peck at his long large feathers.
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This is a 2D fighting game in the style of Tekken, except the fighters are chickens.
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I'm also writing to say that both of us are counting our chickens before they hatch.
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Egg-laying chickens have some of the most miserable lives of any animals on the planet.
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She embraced a vegetarian diet after spending time with chickens at her grad school professor's house.
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"Consumers will let us do to our chickens what they do to their kids," Perdue said.
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So AOD Farms moved to the outskirts and started raising chickens for meat, known as broilers.
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" It added, "With ~ 8,000 feathers on a chicken that&aposs almost 2,300 chickens worth of feathers.
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More accurately, Marvin and Debbie own the car and dress like chickens when they drive it.
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The farm has about 300 chickens, ducks and geese, said the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state agriculture ministry.
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The replies to my funny video about chickens running loose at a local bodega could wait.
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Monkeys appeared — and water buffalo, cows, chickens and dogs — all mellow and unfazed by our passing.
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Using big guns, chickens have been fired at aircraft engines in safety tests since the 1950s.
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He began by selling all of the cattle, chickens, pigs, and ponies housed on the estate.
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The global proliferation of chickens is being proposed as a likely fossil signature of the Anthropocene.
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Tigana's community has settled on one particular option to fight higher temperatures and crop losses: Chickens.
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Island Conservation will also build coops, sties, and stables for the island's chickens, pigs, and horses.
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We would both like to have chickens and a big garden someday in real life, too!
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Throw some rockweed over the the top and then layer on the potatoes, chickens, and kielbasa.
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The Vietnamese authorities slap on a tax of 294% on whole frozen chickens arriving from America.
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A company spokesman said tens of millions of chickens would be positively affected by the change.
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He was once accused of killing a puppy and a bunch of chickens with a tank.
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With the brown and the white chickens, the broccoli is sautéed together with everything else. XII.
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Influenza, Ebola, HIV — these viruses all made the jump from chickens, bats and chimpanzees to us.
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Mashable The chickens are good because their sweaters are more like sweater vests, which is funky.
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But I expect that to the average person, talking to chickens this way might seem absurd.
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Whole Foods Market — Whole Foods will replace fast-growing industry standard chickens with slower growing varieties.
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Instead, he riffed on racist chickens, judgmental horses, and freaked-out giraffes (sadly, no April reference).
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I feel myself counting my chickens, getting giddy with excitement for a Lara/Chuck team up.
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One of the students' parents told local TV station WKMG that the kids were raising chickens.
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For the organic chickens, I use the whole carcasses, so there's necks, backs, and everything else.
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Chicken companies have waiting lists of people wanting to sign up to partner and raise chickens.
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Apple fans may be counting their chickens before they hatch, one analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
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Flocks of sentinel chickens, on which some mosquitoes like to munch, are maintained at strategic locations.
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As he puts it, he is fated to roast more chickens than any man on Earth.
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Elsewhere, urban hunger for meat and eggs is persuading more farmers to keep cows and chickens.
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But although you're always learning stuff, once you've cut up 10,000 chickens it becomes less exciting.
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He got some "guanxi" [connections] going and gave the person in charge of rehabilitations two chickens.
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She had got her parents composting again, although Dan told her straight out: No new chickens.
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In the background, Aghdam often used video footage of animals like cows and chickens and rabbits.
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The agency also ramped up federal procedures to detect the virus earlier and cull chickens faster.
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He would raise chickens on the balcony and invite all the Syrians over for a party.
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He was relieved when he saw the group's small flock of goats, chickens, pigs, and sheep.
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He brought home whole roasted chickens, salmon wrapped in bay leaves, tomatoes ripe to the touch.
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In addition to installing windows, the company plans to give its chickens more space in barns.
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The AFP reported that particularly sought-out products included Costco's famous rotisserie chickens, produce, and meat.
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The top tier of the 2020 field is not exactly spring chickens with or without Biden.
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The ride took three hours, frequently picking up passengers carrying goats or chickens and large bundles.
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But now that he is older he sometimes scatters seed for the chickens, as they say.
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So-called pasture-raised hens fit many people's ideal of happy chickens on Old MacDonald's Farm.
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Tasmanian tigers were carnivorous: They hunted kangaroos, wallabies, emus, and farm animals like sheep and chickens.
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The headless chickens are sent to the "defeathering room," a sweltering space with a barnlike smell.
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Mr. Zamarra said he had also started to receive pullet eggs (eggs from young spring chickens).
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This is a neighborhood where Caribbean families live and chickens roam the streets like feral cats.
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"Oh, well usually the chickens are live as well and they'll butcher to order," she muses.
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Next door is a shack, precariously held together, where children and skinny chickens roam the yard.
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Cheok is Internet famous for sending electronic hugs to chickens and creating the first digital kisses.
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But all animals have a mind and, therefore, have a psychology, and chickens are no exception.
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Behind a barricade a few feet away were about 100 plastic crates full of live chickens.
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Researchers have known that superbug E. coli strains circulate in humans and food animals like chickens.
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As they studied the skull, the researchers realized it was similar to modern chickens and ducks.
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Off the Menu Roasted chickens brined overnight, a pasta counter at Eataly and other restaurant news.
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According to state officials, 173,500 hogs and more than 3 million chickens have died so far.
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"Once, the community's shochet slaughtered chickens, lamb, and goats right inside the synagogue building," she said.
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Food seemed an ideal opportunity to Ms. Trainer Thompson, who has written cookbooks and raised chickens.
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Among the chickens at the shelter, for instance, is an 18-pound broiler, Ms. Hess said.
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Being hijacked evidently lets people express the full range of their humanity—hidden chickens and all.
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If you're feeding a crowd, note that this goes great with a couple of rotisserie chickens.
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One new project, Dr. Anguyo said, helps local farmers switch from raising chickens to raising rabbits.
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What do you think about the rise in people buying baby chickens during the coronavirus pandemic?
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A number of unidentified chickens in Brooklyn did not succeed in crossing the road Friday morning.
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Also available are eggs (from the geese and chickens), homemade tarts, jarred delicacies and Provençal ceramics.
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I don't believe in perfect roast chickens, but this one comes as close as I've encountered.
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The fact that his chickens were kept on the ground, not in aviaries, helped, he said.
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Some said they sought refuge in camps where people brought dogs, chickens, goats and other animals.
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We had dogs, goats, cows, chickens, a Shetland pony named Stardust, and a cockatiel named Charles.
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Because what it did was it made the price of feed more expensive for our chickens.
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Chicken feed prices skyrocketed in recent years, forcing rivals to raise the price of rotisserie chickens.
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Candide's fantasy involves building a modest farm, with cows, chickens and, eventually, "little ones" beside them.
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Inexplicably, I once find a flock of chickens taking up roost on top of a skyscraper.
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The consensus in the Canadian news media is that the country shouldn't be counting its chickens.
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As for the food, they eat $5,000 a week in beef, chickens, cow livers and hearts.
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Some of us have backyard gardens and chickens; we all have partners, small children, and dogs.
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Leader Woodland was certainly not counting any chickens with such a talented group poised close behind.
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That is because dogs are not classified as livestock, the way cows, pigs and chickens are.
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So, 22016 billion chickens (not including egg-laying hens) end up on our plate every year.
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We are not going to spend the whole time talking about how terrible chickens' lives are.
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And the only way to pay off this loan is to keep raising chickens for Perdue.
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Lynda locked the rifle away, and the owner of the chickens chose not to press charges.
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If you keep chickens as pets, getting too friendly with your fowl is also not recommended.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan farmer Victor Kyalo's chickens have doubled the number of eggs they are laying.
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"Today's chickens are true Frankenbirds—genetically modified to grow too fat too fast," Prescott told MUNCHIES.
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It's not clear that drowning is a worse death for chickens than standard methods of slaughter.
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They would provide him with pigs, chickens, feed, roofing material and seeds for a vegetable garden.
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This isn't the first time Garner has taken to social media to gush over her chickens.
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Estimates from the Sentience Institute, an animal welfare research organization, suggest that CAFOs contain over 99.9 percent of chickens raised for meat, 99.8 percent of turkeys, 98.3 percent of pigs, and 20173 percent of cows in the US. Booker's bill applies to the largest subset of these, which account for most farm animals in the US. The Booker bill's cutoff for chickens is 125,000 per facility; the Sentience Institute estimates that at least 97.3 percent of US chickens raised for meat are in facilities with more than 200,000, meaning that the vast majority of these chickens are in facilities on which Booker's bill would place a moratorium.
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He also took care of the goats, chickens and other animals the couple housed on their property.
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Last month, Bloomberg reported that Sanderson Farms is being sued for allegedly dosing its chickens with ketamine.
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How could it possibly take ten years to let a bunch of chickens out of their cages?
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And although chickens may be cute -- especially when they're young -- the CDC warns against getting too close.
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Well, for starters, you need a different bioethical permit from the lab to keep the live chickens.
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The chicken industry, in particular, has also gotten more efficient and more capable of raising chickens fast.
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"About three years ago, we decided to add to our family and bought five chickens," Richie said.
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"There's no point in placing a chickens in a place where they're going to die," he explained.
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And since Africa is the world's second-largest continent, we're talking about lots and lots of chickens.
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Officers responded, rescuing a cow, a goat, chickens, roosters, two beagles, and also donkeys Romeo and Sadie.
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The company plans to kit out the vehicle with cameras that can weigh chickens by sight alone.
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Authorities also believe he had earlier poured hydrogen peroxide onto rotisserie chickens at a market in Sunnyvale.
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Giving away chickens probably works best if we give them to just a few of the poor.
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I propose we give impoverished Africans cash, and to let Heifer offer chickens and services for sale.
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Kylie buys a chicken coop to put in her backyard along with some very confusing looking chickens.
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China is the world's third-largest producer of broiler chickens and the second-biggest consumer of poultry.
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This addition places Kylie among a growing group of celebrities that are taking chickens under their wings.
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FarmHouse Fresh's generosity isn't limited to the donkeys, goats, chickens, horses, ponies and pigs in their care.
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A few of the remaining patches of dry ground are occupied by sheds, where chickens are raised.
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Nigerian chicken farmers insist that the domestic market has been flooded by foreign investors and foreign chickens.
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Moreover, in the Craven Arms area farmers are already diversifying rapidly into chickens, tourism and equine activities.
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If you could tell America one thing about chickens they might not know, what would it be?
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However, Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook told CNN's Tapper on Sunday that no one is counting chickens.
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We were running around like chickens with our heads cut off, assisting McGrath and Guido Palau respectively.
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For eggs, farmers use a moon almanac to birth healthier chickens, which supposedly lay super delicious eggs.
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So most people call it the chicken dance, but it's not chickens, you're meant to be birds.
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Hedgehogs aren't the only animals linked to Salmonella, the CDC has also issued warnings for pet chickens.
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Wendy's — The restaurant chain plans to stop using chickens that were raised with human antibiotics by 2017.
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So she started shoving them into sheds and figured out how to grow more and more chickens.
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We play with bubbles, chalk, look at the garden and chickens/ducks, and she seems totally normal.
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Cows lumbered through former hotel lobbies, sheep grazed in old baths and chickens gobbled through the halls.
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SALMONELLA OUTBREAKS, LARGELY AFFECTING KIDS UNDER 5, LINKED TO BACKYARD CHICKENS, DUCKS, CDC SAYS Who's at risk?
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There, around a pond in the splendid garden, is a children's paradise filled with ducks and chickens.
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Mr. Nowacoski raises about 24,230 chickens a year for meat and an additional 600 hens for eggs.
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"About three years ago, we decided to add to our family and bought five chickens," says Richie.
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The agency is also urging people to wash their hands with soap and water after touching chickens.
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Chickens squawked on the porch, dogs ran through the living room and cats lounged in every corner.
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At a restaurant with an inviting display of rotisserie chickens, they sat down to a giddy dinner.
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Earlier this year, we planted our crops — soybeans, corn, and wheat — and began feeding our spring chickens.
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Four chickens, a fish, and four dogs complete the household — including the brood's newest addition, pup Lily.
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There needs to be a full feature about Cheslor Cuthbert's two. hundred. and. seventy-three. chickens. ASAP.
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This year, the contest involves finding 10 tiny chickens hidden in 10 store windows in downtown Middlebury.
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Soybeans are the key ingredient in feed used to fatten the world's cattle, pigs, chickens and fish.
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He says that he is tackling shortages by raising his own chickens—and so should everyone else.
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Chickens can pass the bacteria to eggs because eggs leave hens through the same passageway as feces.
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Perdue and Tyson Foods Inc, the biggest U.S. meat processor, stopped using gentamicin in chickens in 2014.
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Clothes hang from clotheslines; chickens squawk in their cages as piles of ash threaten to swallow homes.
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His work since then has included watercolors of bodybuilders and ceramic chickens mounted on monochrome aluminum panels.
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The family has a trailer full of rough-and-tumble little boys and a bunch of chickens.
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Giggling children emerged from behind trees and pigs snorted in gardens where chickens clucked and yams grew.
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You'll find roast chickens and ducks hanging in restaurant windows and hawker center stalls all around Singapore.
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South Korea and Japan are also battling their own major outbreaks and have culled millions of chickens.
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Chickens cluck and scratch, as loosely regulated as the goats, though the goats themselves are mostly silent.
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Would you rather face an army of 10,000 chickens or be chased down by 20 T-rex?
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We sat by the pool and explored the grounds, where iguanas and chickens roamed beneath palm trees.
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And when I got back, the first thing I did was run back to see the chickens.
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A pot of bleeding hearts bloomed by the front door; chickens clucked in the henhouse out back.
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Did you know this country consumes more than 8.6 billion chickens in the course of a year?
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For example, suppose chickens are unisex and self-fertilize eggs, and most genetic mutation happens *around birth*.
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Chickens are small and don't produce as much meat per animal as, say, pigs or cows do.
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He was a hippy who raised his own chickens and loved Howard Stern, the environment and weed.
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Large rocks sit next to an abandoned resort, chihuahuas are running loose, alongside stray dogs and chickens.
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On one spectrum, you've got his girlfriend's Dad grinning like a psychopath, and then there's the chickens.
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"The chickens we get would be pretty old, but we learned to deal with it," Bo says.
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Waste from up to 200,000 chickens builds up ammonia, and that damages birds' and workers' respiratory systems.
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At $5, Wegmans rotisserie chickens are the same price as Costco's — and without the hefty membership fee.
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Much of the rest is used to produce fertilizers and high-protein feeds for chickens and pigs.
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"We don't count the chickens until they're hatched," Bollore said at Vivendi's annual shareholder meeting in Paris.
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In "Rosa espina," oversized chickens dreamily hang behind the figure, ready for a day of feast preparation.
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The chickens serve as the callers (loosely speaking) for a Sunday afternoon bingo tradition at the saloon.
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Scientists have been altering the genes of mice, pigs, goats, chickens and butterflies for quite some time.
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Other residents said Aung Thein Mya frequently attended Rohingya weddings, but only to confiscate the fattest chickens.
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Brown has a carpet business, Barefoot Carpet, and ducks and chickens and a tomato patch out back.
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Demerara sugar was shipped in from Barbados, the eggs came from chickens in the Irish Free State.
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It was "kind of like the chickens coming home to roost," said Ms. Ravel, the former commissioner.
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"Family night," the Chickens called it, a time to gather, eat a roast dinner, rest their bodies.
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Dozens of pollerias, open-air poultry stands stacked with freshly killed chickens, lined blocks around the mercado.
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The dozen or so sides are based mostly on organic vegetables, and there are also rotisserie chickens.
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His donkey Buddy was attacked by a mountain lion, and his chickens have been disappearing at night.
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The facilities would eventually be able to produce 42 million broiler chickens and 200 million eggs annually.
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His father earned wages as a coal miner and shopkeeper; his family also raised pigs and chickens.
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Those bacteria were harvested from pigs and chickens, the most important meat animals in the developing world.
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The Chinese government said it culled 17,828 chickens as a result of the H5N1 outbreak, per Reuters.
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And he cooks well, rustic yet aristocratic fare like terrines, fish soups, veal stews and roasted chickens.
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Instead he makes dozens of spatchcocked (a la López-Alt) buttermilk-marinated (a la Nosrat) roasted chickens.
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The squeaker is the same used in standard squeaky chickens, and it sounds with every bong rip.
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Each will receive an irrigation kit, 25 chickens and two goats to help stimulate the local economy.
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Outdoor space: Three barns that held dairy cattle, chickens and a workshop have been repaired and repainted.
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The company's ultimate success is directly tied to the success of the farmer in raising healthy chickens.
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Susanto later found out his chickens were spared because he had used the right amount of disinfectant.
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With domestication, chickens were introduced to the global market through trade routes an estimated 21966,22012 years ago.
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In the early 2117s, conditions such as seasonality and poor storage contributed to deteriorating conditions for chickens.
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The industry of chickens became more affordable, as opposed to their previous role as a luxury food.
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They also tend to plantains, yucca, chickens and the huge pigs they raise for their Christmas feasts.
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To solve this problem, the industry, instead of giving the chickens more space, trims off their beaks.
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In 1923, a hobby egg farmer in Delaware named Celia Steele ordered 50 chickens — but received 500.
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He and Hannah keep a dog, chickens and a cow; in the past they had kept goats.
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Previously, one of the state's major poultry producers had estimated the loss of about 260 million chickens.
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The factory farming of pigs, chickens and other animals is a relatively new form of hideous brutality.
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Like the cows and porks and chickens that we buy, the horses receive no hormones or antibiotics.
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So, just to be clear, it's not that a generation of nerve-less chickens will be bred.
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The Asian nation is Brazil's No. 1 buyer of soybeans to fatten its own hogs and chickens.
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Most of our antibiotics are actually used in agriculture, in animals like chickens, cattle, pigs, and fish.
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Sanderson Farms, the third largest poultry supplier in the US, has alone lost 1.7 million of its broiler chickens after 60 of its facilities flooded, and the company is trying to access 6 million chickens near Lumberton, North Carolina, before they starve to death or die of exposure.
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And the chicken industry is working behind the scenes at USDA to make sure that the animal welfare standards recommended by the NOSB — which would require chickens to have more space and access to the outdoors — never see the light of day, just like the chickens in their CAFOs.
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Chickens are kicking up red earth, and a breeze is passing around news of cooking and wood fire.
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Lozbin keeps chickens, geese and ducks, grows potatoes and tomatoes, and goes foraging for mushrooms in nearby woods.
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In addition to the rabbits and the goose, Kiss said the Nikita killed five chickens and a turkey.
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After police arrived, they discovered the same dog also killed 15 of another homeowner's chickens, the station reported.
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To count the country's pigs, chickens, goat, yaks, cattle and crops as part of China's third agricultural census.
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But would the flesh of chickens or cows that eat psychoactive mushrooms transfer that property to the consumer?
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Add the ice cubes to the brine and allow to cool to room temperature then submerge the chickens.
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California's Proposition 12 establishes minimum space requirements for egg-laying chickens, calves raised for veal, and pregnant pigs.
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In between she lives out in rural Washington, spending time with her dog and tending to her chickens.
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And that whole dark room just sounded like a big room full of chickens just cluck-cluck-clucking.
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Slim Chickens: Teachers, bring your valid school ID on May 7 to receive 20% off all day long.
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It could have also been that barbecue chickens are available on every street corner, and the local supermarket.
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That then affects the chicken wholesaler's purchasing decisions, which affect farms' decisions about how many chickens to produce.
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For example, it allowed both open land and enclosed porches to pass as outdoor space for organic chickens.
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Some 4,500 chickens died on the farm where the outbreak occurred, and the government has culled another 18,000.
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Cheap Kirkland Signature rotisserie chickens aren't only a quick way for families to get dinner on the table.
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Costco (COST) sold 2950 million rotisserie chickens last year, more than double the number from a decade prior.
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Back in July, Rousey shared a photo of a sweet present that Browne had gifted her: baby chickens.
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The home also has sheep and chickens outside, offering a source of fresh eggs and milk for meals.
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My mom asked me what I wanted for my housewarming gift and I told her I want chickens.
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Backyard chickens, on the other hand, involve the price of the chicken coup, feed, and the chicks themselves.
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Her chickens clucked contentedly in the background during our conversation, which has been edited for length and clarity.
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Sales of free-range and organic chickens, which—unlike most broilers—have access to the outdoors, are surging.
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Inside the sheds, bales of hay, wooden boxes and plastic platforms are scattered around to entertain his chickens.
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She had been picked on so badly by other chickens, her skull was exposed and she couldn't walk.
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This model is much larger than the Sport and can even cook whole chickens or bake a cake.
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Though breezes blow through the building, the chickens' droppings emit an ammoniac reek that clings to the nostrils.
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Official statistics suggest that the number of chickens in Senegal has increased from 2000m to 21.8m since 22003.
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They ate cereal, fed the chickens and got their bags ready for school while their four siblings snoozed.
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Taylor has two horses, two dogs, four cats, 11 guinea hens and more chickens than she can count.
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Joanna Gaines' garden is much more to her than pretty flowers and a place for the family chickens.
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There was a chicken farmer on the Delmarva Peninsula who got way more chickens than she bargained for.
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But people don't like the way that chickens and pigs and other animals are raised and slaughtered today.
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I can name all 2017 breeds of chickens and have a full back tattoo of the Flint Hills.
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Morton tried to follow the dog, leading her to two dead chickens, but was unable to catch her.
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Eventually Gates wants to help 30 percent of rural African families raise chickens, up from 5 percent now.
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Japan started a fresh cull of chickens last weekend after a fifth outbreak since the end of November.
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They also successfully used compounds extracted from chicken feathers and living chickens suspended in cages to repel mosquitoes.
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Costco is one of the largest U.S. grocers and sells more than 80 million rotisserie chickens a year.
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Last year, North Carolina produced about 823 million chickens for meat, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Last night when I got home, I split roasted two chickens — one for dinner and one for leftovers.
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But now, people are ... Those chickens are coming home to roost, I think, in a lot of ways.
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Similarly, chickens do not suffer from the 21st century human plague that is the Fear Of Missing Out.
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"It's been my dream to have chickens for a long time," Miriam Cohen of Brooklyn told the group.
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For pho ga xe, Mr. Nguyen stuffs eight whole chickens into a pot, and later shreds the meat.
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Cargill, for instance, built a $22017m poultry farm in Anhui province able to process 22.23m chickens per year.
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It significantly increases the national debt, thus exposing all the deficit hawks in the Republican Party as chickens.
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Undeterred, searchers dragged slabs of ham down game trails and baited camera traps with roadkill or live chickens.
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"They arrived with bottles of Kirkland wine and liquor, someone even brought one of Costco's famous rotisserie chickens."
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Nearly 5,000 animals — from chickens to cats, horses and even an ape — were inspected without any parasite findings.
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Antibiotics are also given to cows, chickens, and pigs to fight infection and to help them grow larger.
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At the family home on North Canon Drive in Beverly Hills, there were cats, dogs, chickens and ducks.
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Aviagen, the world's largest poultry breeding company, has culled chickens in the state over concerns about the disease.
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Chickens can pass the bacteria to eggs because the eggs leave hens through the same passageway as feces.
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He saw Ruby in his backyard, chasing his chickens and his cat, so he decided to shoot her.
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The changes will leave corporations with less room for chickens, thus forcing some to reduce their operations' size.
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Wekesa's in-laws have now accepted her and she lives peacefully near Lake Victoria, rearing chickens and ducks.
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Lennox hopes the vests will cause drivers to slow down as they see the chickens in the street.
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Waimea was pleasantly cool, with wooden houses on stilts with corrugated metal roofs and chickens in the yards.
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They added fried chicken along with rotisserie chickens, which at $4.99 are cheaper than at other grocery stores.
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He had thought for months about what to do with the chickens from a new supplier, Autonomy Farms.
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Food is presented without fuss, in compartmentalized cardboard bins, as red-mohawked chickens, arrayed on shelves, stand guard.
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Few people know where the chickens are kept -- their locations are undisclosed as a matter of national security.
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The night before, Allison King, 31, had dropped off a dozen fresh eggs from the chickens she raised.
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"Every time I needed fresh eggs, I'd come for Quique's chickens," she added, calling Enrique by his nickname.
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The next month, the government gave the plant permission to increase the speed at which chickens are processed.
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The story describes a trip to the Moon in a spacefaring palanquin borne by enormous sentient chickens (naturally).
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Meanwhile, the idea of going back to smaller chickens to improve flavor was taking hold throughout the industry.
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With 65 billion chickens consumed each year, the signature fossil of the modern epoch may be the leftovers.
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But Somaya focuses on freshness—using her own concentrated chicken stock made with eight chickens—rather than fats.
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Rabbits eat grass, which costs nothing, so the profit margin is greater than for chickens, which need corn.
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Part thriller, part coming-of-age story, "The Thing With Feathers" is about chickens coming home to roost.
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The view of the cows and chickens says it all about Melbourne — this really is the good life.
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Consider that boy talking about the pigs and chickens on his father's farm: Could he be stockpiling dynamite?
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