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  1. alinas2010

    Should poultry be raised in cities, county communities or near any of these?

    We can agree to disagree about the problems with commercial farms. A lot of things certainly play into why things are done the way they are on commercial farms. But I for one don’t think there is ever an excuse to subject any animal to sickening and inhumane conditions. Simply saying it’s okay...
  2. alinas2010

    Should poultry be raised in cities, county communities or near any of these?

    I’m not in disagreement with you about the need for commercial farms, but why can’t I want there to be a middle ground where life can be a little bit better for commercial animals? The conditions these animals are kept in are often conducive to sickness and major waste issues. Look, I get the...
  3. alinas2010

    Should poultry be raised in cities, county communities or near any of these?

    I think the opposite, actually. I would encourage everyone to be a little more self sufficient and have a few backyard chickens. They help mitigate food waste, give you fertilizer for growing your own food, control pests, including mice and bugs, and give you your own excellent source of protein...
  4. alinas2010

    Should poultry be raised in cities, county communities or near any of these?

    I agree with @BerthaBoo. While some people can be part of the issues you state, a lot aren’t and clean up and keep backyard chickens responsibly. I feel like maybe your feelings on these issues are (or should be) aimed more at people who aren’t responsible pet owners in general, not all...
  5. alinas2010

    Should poultry be raised in cities, county communities or near any of these?

    I think these issues you mention are easier to control having a small flock versus a large one. Not saying they can’t still become issues with a small flock but there’s a lot less waste from a small one. I certainly don’t think people should keep 20 chickens in their small backyard in a city but...
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