Sentence examples for egg operations from inspiring English sources

Just outside Clarion are the egg operations, owned by the DeCoster family, at the heart of the salmonella outbreak.

"The production methods for large commercial egg operations are very, very similar all across the United States," he said.

As of 1 January, egg operations in the UK are going to be a far better place for chickens.

Wright County Egg is owned by Jack DeCoster, who has a long history of environmental, labor and immigration violations at egg operations in Maine, Iowa and elsewhere.

He bought generators to keep his egg operations running when the electricity stopped and hired 10 armed guards to keep looters at bay.

While farmers here could still recall the small egg operations of their parents and grandparents (a henhouse with 500 chickens once seemed like a lot), Iowa's large-scale egg production was booming.

On September 22, 2007, a broiler hatching egg operation near Regina Beach, Saskatchewan, Canada, experienced a sudden increase in deaths (140 [36%] of 390 birds) in a barn that housed 24-week-old roosters.

Free-range eggs don't seem offensive to him, but there is the awkwardness that even wholesome egg-laying operations depend on the slaughtering of males, since a male chick is executed for every female allowed to survive and lay eggs.

Male chicks hatched at intensive egg-producing operations are surplus and so dispensed with, often in grisly ways (suffocation, electrocution, grinding them alive).

I can't do the pointy egg-shape operation with two spoons, although rarely a day passes when I don't try: with my children's ice cream, the morning yoghurt, once with my toothpaste.

Egg's remaining operations comprise a £2.5 billion savings book and £430 million of residential mortgages.