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Chicken farms in Cambodia

12 hours ago ago from Cambodia Calling

A tourist from the US told me about some big US company opening up in Cambodia to grow corn. It turns out the corn will be used for animal feed, which leads to the conclusion that industrial commercial farming will no doubt be carried out in this country. It's always been a possibility because farming is mostly still done by small-time farmers (also called backyard farmers) across the country. According to Cambodia's Department of Animal ...

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Chickens Die

14 hours ago ago from HenBlog

Many people new to chicken keeping are shocked when a chicken dies. They're used to comparatively long-lived dogs and cats. With a pet, when something goes wrong, there's a vet to hurry to. There's time to nurse the illness. Money is spent. The animal lives. But, chickens, being prey animals, often hide their ailments until it is too late. Or, they sicken and die within 24 hours. If you do call your vet, you'll find out that he/she only ...

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All That You Need To Know About Chicken Coop Building Plans – Do Not Get Suckered Into Buying Bad Plans!

8 hours ago ago from My Easy Chicken Recipes

Chicken coop building plans are not all that difficult. Indeed, many of us are finding that taking a DIY approach could be a brilliant idea. Even if you're truly not into humanities, crafts, and building, you may still be able to construct a chicken coop with the right kind of plans. You may save both time and cash by going this route. So, what do you look for in chicken coop building plans? How will you know which ones to go by? Well, ...

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Can Reality Seem Unreal?

18 hours ago ago from Free Greeting Cards for All Season are HERE

On June , during a television interview, President Obama told a pesky fly to go away. When the fly didn't go, Obama swatted it with his hand and commented, 'That was pretty impressive, wasn't it? I got the sucker'. PETA ' People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ' wasn't impressed and sent the President a 'Katcha Bug Humane Bug Catcher', a device for catching house flies alive to release outside. PETA supports 'compassion even for the most ...

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Making the Most of Animals: Part 2 - Glorious Fat

20 hours ago ago from Pay Now Live Later

In part 1 I talked about the importance of eating the meat from animals that have been well treated. Quite apart from any ethical consideration, the fact is it's better for you. I also mentioned the cost benefits of including offal in your carnivorous repertoire - first, because bought separately it's very cheap, and second because if you bought the whole animal in the first place, you are getting more food for your money. The same ...

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