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    Poultry farming has been made an arduous way of making a living because of corporations that have a monopoly over the meat industry. Many poultry farmers like Jerry and Kanita Yandell who have been baited into signing a contract with Tyson Foods inc. under the pretence of having a stable and steady paycheck. The overview of the contract between the corporations and the poultry farmers is quite simple, Tyson foods will supply the chicks and the poultry farmers are given the task to raise the chickens that are later slaughtered for meat. In return, the farmers are paid on a per pound basis. Therefore, the ‘meaty-er’ the chickens, the more profits are earned by the poultry farmers. Though Jerry and Kanita Yandell had a few prosperous years with…

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    Poultry scientists operate in a variety of different vocations and subunits of the discipline. Poultry scientists are involved in more than just the study of birds. Poultry Scientists research the growth and development of poultry and the physiology, genetics, nutrition, behavior, and breeding of domesticated birds for human consumers. The many branches effect the entire world either directly or indirectly every day and are always constantly evolving as the times and age of enhancement…

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    Poultry Research Paper

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    all accountable for the safeguarding of animal agriculture, especially poultry, and poultry products. Poultry is significant in the life of mankind for many reasons such as a food supply, employment, earnings, compost, products, research and more. The fact that poultry is so significant to us gives us an even bigger reason to want to safeguard and protect it. The roadmap to protecting poultry is not simple, yet it is vital when trying to keep out negative health problems in the poultry industry.…

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    Overall Impact Numerical Score: 3 Overall Evaluation: This is a competitive renewal application on Poultry Dust and Lung Inflammation form an established investigator. The renewal application builds on the discoveries made in the last funding cycle on effects of poultry dust on lung epithelial cells and monocytic cells, and lung inflammation in a mouse model. The data showed that poultry dust contains protease activity,…

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    Poultry farming in Nigeria has not only proven to be one of the most important aspect of farming but also a very profitable business opportunity for entrepreneurs and provides employment for the job seekers. Apart from Pork and fish, Chicken is one of the major sources of animal meat and is one of the most popularly eaten meat. The major customers for poultry farms are hotels, fast food restaurants, beer parlours etc. So because of this high market demand, Poultry farming offers an opportunity…

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    Chickens: Let Them Live Free The conditions of factory farms and the horrific way poultry is handled in the United States is appalling. Eggs and chicken meat are not required for human survival. There is no reason to cause such a sentient animal to go through so much agony for the sake of a non-essential protein. The inhumane treatment of chickens in the United States must be stopped. Throughout history, in the United States, the business of raising poultry has endured many changes; most of…

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    "Hiding/Seeking," A Rhetorical Review Do you know how the food you eat is produced and where it comes from? Have you ever considered what you are eating may have an effect upon your health? Do you really care? These are the issues that author Jonathan Safran Foer brings to light in his literary piece called, “Hiding/Seeking," from his excerpt “Eating Animals”, a triad of three separate genres about the conditions inside the American commercial farm, or “Factory Farm”. Most people know factory…

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    importance of this research paper is to clarify, discuss and understand the issues that impacts beast meat quality in poultry. The three main issues the poultry industry has been faced with is white striping of breast muscle, woody breast, and deep pectoral myopathy. These issues is not a medical or health issue for humans’ consumptions but, a quality issue of consumption. The white strip of breast muscle is strips parallel to the muscle fiber. It is mostly found in breast muscle fillets, but…

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    “The workplace was the primary arena in which Solidarity was forged. It was a bunch of guys in bloody aprons that got us these things, not some pretty smelling, sweet-talking lawyer in a hundred dollar suit.” This quote describes a trivial bit of insight into the foundations of a meat packing and poultry workers’ union. These “bloody aproned” workers had to come together to work to improve their current conditions. To put it plainly, these “conditions” were purely unacceptable and inhumane. Meat…

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    For example, producing as much as possible to make a huge profit: makes a product that allowed consumer to afford under their budgets, otherwise buying meat and animal product from the local and small farm will result expensive and not acceptable for consumers to purchase daily food. It is a very common thing for human to eat meat and poultry. There is no doubt that meat and poultry provide us the important organic compounds to make amino acid and other nutrients for our body. Food has always…

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