Farmers choose to raise their birds in the best ways that work for them -- there is no "right" way to farm. The turkey farmers in Minnesota have farms that range in size from small to large - just because a farmer has more birds than someone else does not make that a "factory farm." In Minnesota, pasture-raised birds might love it in the spring-fall but would clearly not handle our winters here so raising birds in barns not only helps manage their comfortable temperatures (no -30 degrees in the barn!) but also keeps birds safe from predators, of which there are plenty outside.
They can run just fine as you can clearly see. Of course its not "natural" but who cares? The birds dont know the difference and theyre safer and live better lives this way
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Congratulations! It real nice and attracking. I truly like it.
Hello , thanks for the great video. How much does a day old turkey eat per day and for how many weeks before you change its feed?
I’m looking for data on feed pan and water cup height for age of turkey. I can’t find any info.
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No more than a factory farm. Go find a farmer that raises them on pasture and buy your bird from him. Your family will thank you.
Farmers choose to raise their birds in the best ways that work for them -- there is no "right" way to farm. The turkey farmers in Minnesota have farms that range in size from small to large - just because a farmer has more birds than someone else does not make that a "factory farm." In Minnesota, pasture-raised birds might love it in the spring-fall but would clearly not handle our winters here so raising birds in barns not only helps manage their comfortable temperatures (no -30 degrees in the barn!) but also keeps birds safe from predators, of which there are plenty outside.
Rick Ayers not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a free range turkey.
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THE MIGRANT BIRD FROM MEXICO!.....HOW ABOUT THAT!.....A MIGRANT BIRD!
Is that an example ? Turkeys are crammed into their building and never run free in a meadow. It's industrial food, not natural.
They can run just fine as you can clearly see. Of course its not "natural" but who cares? The birds dont know the difference and theyre safer and live better lives this way
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*sigh* just actually look at a turkeys life pls this is only part of what you should know pls.........
There are videos out there that show you the rest of the process
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