Out of the cage and onto the grass: Helping pastured eggs go mainstream
By Claire Thompson, grist.orgMost laying hens in the U.S. are raised in cages with up to eight other birds, with barely enough space to turn around, much less walk. They eat antibiotic-laced feed made from genetically engineered grain and the ground-up feathers of othe…
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