in chicken feed to increase
appetite and improve growth rates.
Frank Teuton
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From: "Will Brinton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 8:43 AM
Subject: RE: mean spirited
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Deborah - Sorry to be light-hearted about a serious topic, but your
description reminded me of one of our (free-range, much-loved pet Maran
hens) who, for some unknown reason, lost the feathers on her rear end. Her
skin was also bright red, quite startling if she suddenly bent down to peck
in
10 Feb 2003 13:13:59 -0600
Subject: mean spirited
Speaking of citizen groups vs. the poultry industry, a group here (using
out of state lawyers, I might add) is suing the big poultry producers
regarding the public health hazard caused by arsenic--which enters the
soil via chicken litter spread on fiel
Speaking of citizen groups vs. the poultry industry, a group here (using
out of state lawyers, I might add) is suing the big poultry producers
regarding the public health hazard caused by arsenic--which enters the
soil via chicken litter spread on fields and then becomes airborne in
dust. There ha
Sorry gang, I suppose I (hopefully for a brief moment) had become
one of the people I was railing about.
Deborah, yes I understand where you're coming from now. If one
were to fly over my county, they'd think small cities have sprung up
out of nowhere, so many poultry houses abound. There is a
