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The following statement regarding the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry’s advancement of the Farm Bill and its potential impacts on state farmed-animal protection laws may be attributed to Holly Spainhower, Senior Policy Specialist at Mercy For Animals:The Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutriti

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Every year, about 7 billion newly hatched male chicks are killed by the egg industry. Learn what chick culling is and what can change. The post What Is Chick Culling? Why 7 Billion Male Chicks Are Killed Every Year, and Why It Doesn’t Have to Continue appeared first on Mercy For Animals .

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A Mercy For Animals investigation has exposed how fully conscious, newly hatched chicks are ground up alive by the egg industry. The post Investigation Reveals Baby Animals Ground Up Alive appeared first on Mercy For Animals .
In-ovo sexing is a technology that finds out whether a chick inside an egg is male or female before the egg hatches. The post The Technology That Could Save Billions of Baby Chicks appeared first on Mercy For Animals .
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An estimated 7 billion male chicks are killed worldwide each year as alternatives to chick culling become increasingly available LOS ANGELES — For decades, chick culling, the routine killing of newly hatched male chicks because they cannot lay eggs and are not considered profitable by the egg industry, has been treated
Chickens are one of the most consumed animals worldwide and are subjected to some of the worst factory-farming practices. They are typically crammed into sheds by the tens of thousands where they spend their lives on waste-soaked litter. Most chickens raised for meat are selectively bred to grow so rapidly that they of
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