Sentence examples for reared chicken from inspiring English sources

Free-range chicken typically contains less fat than intensively reared chicken, as well as being tastier.

An intensively reared chicken is three times higher in fat, one third lower in protein, and lower in beneficial omega-3 fatty acids now than it was in the 1970s.

But they did find some evidence of higher blood levels of pesticide residues among children who ate conventionally grown food, and they noted that while organic and conventionally grown food put people at equal risk for food-borne illnesses, antibiotic-resistant microbes are more commonly found among conventionally reared chicken and pork.

COMMERCIALLY reared chickens can be unusually aggressive, and are often kept in darkened sheds to prevent them pecking at each other.

Intensive and industrial animal farming also results in less nutritious food, it reveals, highlighting that six intensively reared chickens today have the same amount of omega-3 as found in just one chicken in the 1970s.

Intensively reared chickens are three times higher in fat than 30 years ago; three quarters of supermarket chicken carry the potentially lethal bug campylobacter; and overuse of antibiotics on livestock threatens the effectiveness of antibiotics for human use.

It was founded by Michael Venn, who's been an entrepreneur since he was 12. Whilst living in Zambia, he reared chickens and sold their eggs to local shops and restaurants.

We told them we love dogs and cats, that Michael reared chickens as a teenager, and that I have a green thumb.

Coccidiosis is a major global veterinary health problem in intensively reared chickens.

Indeed, further post-hoc testing within the separate lens rearing groups (see Table 2) indicates that bumetanide only significantly affects refractive state in the negative lens reared chickens.

Testing aspects of maternal care, such as broodiness, of hen reared and non-hen reared chickens would be interesting to see if receiving maternal care positively affects future maternal care giving, as has been established in rodents [ 47], although this would have to be tested in non-commercial lines, since commercial lines show such low levels of maternal care.