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Tag Archives: Chickens
‘Humane’ Slaughters May Reduce Health Risks
Two first-rate chicken producers aim to provide a more humane execution for their feathered livelihood by gassing the chickens into unconsciousness before they are slaughtered. Mary’s Chickens in California and Bell & Evans in Pennsylvania will both spend about $3 … Continue reading
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Tagged beat, beat blog, Chickens, environment, gassing chickens, J361
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Amazon Neighbors Are Eco-Friends
by Alli Jarvinen EUGENE, Ore. – Chickens, roof gardens, compost, and recycled furniture make this south Eugene neighborhood a hub for sustainable living. Residents of the Amazon neighborhood are making efforts to lower their environmental impact. In green Eugene, forward … Continue reading
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Tagged Alli, Alli Jarvinen, Amazon Neighborhood, Chickens, Compost, Furniture, Reuse/Recycle, Roof Garden, South Eugene, sustainable living
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