Reporting in Reuters and Checkout explains that the surge in meat sales is tied to booming pork demand overseas, especially China and Southeast Asia. That market is still recovering from several outbreaks of African swine fever, creating an opportunity for US pork exports.
Sales rose to $11.30 billion from $10.89 billion a year earlier. Analysts on average were expecting sales of $11.19 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
Tyson’s net income increased to $476 million, or $1.30 per share in the three months leading up to 3 April. Shares were worth $1.03 during the same period in 2020.
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CP Foods vows its strict compliance with high welfare and antibiotics standards in line with the Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare – freedoms from hunger and thirst; discomfort; pain; and injury; and freedom to express normal behaviour. These practices will ensure that the animals will have good physical
We reached out to some of the most popular YouTubers to get the best 2021 homesteading hacks for raising poultry. Whether you’re a veteran or just getting into the hobby these tips will increase your productivity and efficiency. Jason Smith Cog Hill Farm Our chickens just love fresh fruits and vegetables. One hack we love is getting fresh produce from our local market. Ask your local markets what they do with their discarded produce. What we found is that our local market would
Stopping Boredom Can you give newbies some ideas for keeping young chicks/pullets from getting bored in their pen? The ground is bare. Susan Creamer **************** Hi Susan, Thanks for asking! Boredom is a common cause of behavioral problems with chickens, and adding the right elements to the coop and run can solve this problem. Here are some great stories that discuss both the reasons for these needs and ways to alleviate boredom:
Regrowing Feathers I have a sex-link hen that is regrowing feathers after a molt. Her tail feathers are growing back in a manner I’ve never seen before. Attached is a picture of her tail. Is this normal? Thanks for any help. Your magazine is always full of useful information, and I learn something new every issue. Sincerely, M. Booth, California ****************************************** Yes, that looks normal. That keratin s