Thanks Joe.
Jan 22, 2023 13:44:20 #
Effate wrote:
Why don’t you read USDA instead of NBC. My point was only that it affects all poultry. That it is primarily isolated to egg laying operations could be attributed to many factors such a geographic. Of course the supply reduction affects cost but this virus was first detected in an Indiana turkey operation and infected both broiler and egg laying flocks so who’s “mouthing off.’
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=103873
https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=103873
The article I posted explained that in mire detail didnt it.. beside I didn’t reply directly to you did I ? Don’t be so sensitive i fact I quoted. No one
Jan 22, 2023 20:34:16 #
mwalsh wrote:
I'm saying I read a report that said just that.
In the future, you should consider not using that source.
Jan 22, 2023 20:43:04 #
Effate
Loc: El Dorado Hills, Ca.
DennyT wrote:
The article I posted explained that in mire detail didnt it.. beside I didn’t reply directly to you did I ? Don’t be so sensitive i fact I quoted. No one
Actually I’m not sensitive at all and I’m glad y’all got that internet out there in the woods in Missouri so you can use that googly thing but your tone can be a bit condescending and I have grown to accept that. I know where you are coming from so keep it up.
Jan 22, 2023 20:44:52 #
travelwp wrote:
In the future, you should consider not using that source.
Why you snarky?
There are numerous stories about the laying hens being decimated while the meat hens were not nearly as severely affected.
Maybe you should research things before going snark...
Jan 22, 2023 23:07:08 #
mwalsh wrote:
I'm saying I read a report that said just that.
I couldn't find it, please share the link.
Jan 23, 2023 01:25:08 #
Shutterbug1697
Loc: Northeast
Effate wrote:
According to the National Poultry Council avian flu affects chickens, ducks and turkeys and have been known to affect other bird species.
It's crossed over into a totally different species, bears.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/18/us/montana-grizzly-bears-bird-flu/index.html
Jan 23, 2023 05:48:40 #
mwalsh wrote:
I'm saying I read a report that said just that.
travelwp wrote:
I couldn't find it, please share the link.
I'm saying I read a report that said just that.
travelwp wrote:
I couldn't find it, please share the link.
Jan 23, 2023 07:46:25 #
travelwp wrote:
I couldn't find it, please share the link.
"Why are eggs going up but chicken is not" Google is your friend. Several should come up.
Not to mention, a link to one story has already been provided in this thread by another poster...
I am not seeking to prove anything to you...don't care what you want to believe.
Jan 23, 2023 08:04:32 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
KWK wrote:
Actually he can be blamed in part for it.... feed prices have risen since farmers use diesel fuel for their tractors, the semi trucks that haul the product to the distribution point. Feed to farmers and eggs to the processor, and from them to the end user. So it's not all avian flu that has caused this issue
You neglected to show any evidence that Biden is responsible for the price of diesel.
Jan 23, 2023 08:12:22 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
Fotoartist wrote:
That's because Joe Biden's energy policies have ra... (show quote)
As always, you are long on hyperbole, and short on details.
Jan 23, 2023 08:17:00 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
mwalsh wrote:
"Why are eggs going up but chicken is not" Google is your friend. Several should come up.
Not to mention, a link to one story has already been provided in this thread by another poster...
I am not seeking to prove anything to you...don't care what you want to believe.
Not to mention, a link to one story has already been provided in this thread by another poster...
I am not seeking to prove anything to you...don't care what you want to believe.
Jan 23, 2023 09:34:09 #
Shutterbug1697
Loc: Northeast
thom w wrote:
You neglected to show any evidence that Biden is responsible for the price of diesel.
The oil companies are price gouging, making BILLIONS each quarter in profits, instead of lowering the price of refined products!
Jan 23, 2023 11:46:59 #
[quote=mwalsh] one story has already been provided in this thread by another poster...
mwalsh wrote:
Explanation I heard is that chickens raised for meat are different than egg laying hens and were not susceptible to the avian flu. The 40-50 million hens lost were mostly the egg layers.
Another poster wrote:
That is likely BS. A bird is a bird.
I don't think you have a link, I think you made it up.
mwalsh wrote:
Explanation I heard is that chickens raised for meat are different than egg laying hens and were not susceptible to the avian flu. The 40-50 million hens lost were mostly the egg layers.
Another poster wrote:
That is likely BS. A bird is a bird.
I don't think you have a link, I think you made it up.
Jan 23, 2023 11:58:48 #
[quote=travelwp]
"Why are eggs going up but chicken is not" Just enter that phrase into your search engine...Google is your friend. Several stories should come up.
If you are too lazy to that, read this thread, a link has already been provided.
I am not going to spoon feed you stories that are widely available in the media. Do some homework.
mwalsh wrote:
one story has already been provided in this thread by another poster...
mwalsh wrote:
Explanation I heard is that chickens raised for meat are different than egg laying hens and were not susceptible to the avian flu. The 40-50 million hens lost were mostly the egg layers.
Another poster wrote:
That is likely BS. A bird is a bird.
I don't think you have a link, I think you made it up.
mwalsh wrote:
Explanation I heard is that chickens raised for meat are different than egg laying hens and were not susceptible to the avian flu. The 40-50 million hens lost were mostly the egg layers.
Another poster wrote:
That is likely BS. A bird is a bird.
I don't think you have a link, I think you made it up.
"Why are eggs going up but chicken is not" Just enter that phrase into your search engine...Google is your friend. Several stories should come up.
If you are too lazy to that, read this thread, a link has already been provided.
I am not going to spoon feed you stories that are widely available in the media. Do some homework.
Jan 23, 2023 12:06:30 #
[quote=letmedance]That is likely BS. A bird is a b
No there are many different types of birds, the most common meat bird is the Cornish cross that just eats and grows very fast. They are only 3 to 4 weeks old when processed for Cornish hens. The uaslly will de full grown in 10 weeks. They are full grown then ad will die of heart attack within 13 week of age. Mist other chickens can live for 10 years. The egg production drops off drastically after 3 years.
No there are many different types of birds, the most common meat bird is the Cornish cross that just eats and grows very fast. They are only 3 to 4 weeks old when processed for Cornish hens. The uaslly will de full grown in 10 weeks. They are full grown then ad will die of heart attack within 13 week of age. Mist other chickens can live for 10 years. The egg production drops off drastically after 3 years.
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