2.35 Billion Chickens Are Raised This Way By European Farmers

2.35 Billion Chickens Are Raised This Way By European Farmers - Chicken Farming

Free-range chicken farms in Europe have emerged as beacons of sustainable and ethical poultry production. The chickens are given access to the outdoors, where they can forage, exercise, and enjoy a more fulfilling life.

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Mexican Farmers Harvest Over 79,3 Million Acres Of Farmland This Way - Farming Documentary

Mexico stands as a global agricultural powerhouse, boasting the production of key commodities such as avocados, tomatoes, and citrus fruits that grace tables worldwide. The cultivation of agave, essential for the renowned beverages of tequila and mezcal, further exemplifies Mexico's agricultural prowess.

Australian Farmers Deal With Over 17 Million Wild Parrots This Way - Australian Farming

Hello my friends, not only affected by mammals like wild rabbits, wild pigs, or rats. Every year, Australian farmers and ranchers suffer significant damage from millions of wild birds of the parrot family. Currently, there are 56 species of parrots living in most areas of Australia with an estimated number of more than 17 million individuals. Among them, the Galah Cockatoo, Sulfur Crested Cockatoo, Rainbow Lorikeet, and Budgerigar are the most popular parrot breeds on this continent. If there is a flock of parrots up to dozens, even hundreds of them appear near where you live. In addition to making annoying noises, they can also harm crops such as grain crops, fruit trees, and nut trees. In addition, parrots can also nest in inappropriate places like the recesses of your roof. Having dozens of parrots in your backyard also causes pollution due to the hundreds of piles of droppings they leave behind. These are Galah cockatoos, they are believed to be the most numerous of all parrots liv...

How Do Australian Farmers Control Millions Of Invasive Animals - Farming Documentary

Hello my friends. In addition to the negative impacts caused by 287 million feral rabbits. In recent years, Australia's natural landscape and agriculture have also been significantly affected by other invasive species such as feral goats, wild boars, feral camels or European red foxes. Most invasive species were brought to Australia in the 17th and 18th centuries by European explorers and settlers. At that time, these animals were brought to Australia for the purpose of recreational hunting and providing milk and meat. Over time, animals that escaped or were intentionally released into the wild have bred and formed invasive species populations on Australian territory. Similar to how invasive species are controlled in the United States. The Australian government also allows people to hunt and trap some invasive species in large numbers. In addition, economically valuable invasive species will be collected and sold by farmers to muster for lost production costs. The first goats were ...

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