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Buy Just Egg. Plant based. No disease. No slaughter.
do you think you have to kill chickens to collect their eggs?
Yes, they have to do something with the male chicks
I believe this is how male chicks are handled on an industrial scale:
They use them for breeding. You need both to breed you know.
You don't need even near the amount of male hatchlings that get produced for reproductive purposes. The vast majority of male chicks on egg farms get ground up.
Also, from an animal rights standpoint, "hey we don't kill all of them, we need some males in order to subjugate their offspring to cruel conditions!" is more of an argument against egg farming than for it.
I mean from an animal rights standpoint, I'd say focus on the factory farming of eggs over what might happen to chicks.
What happens to chicks is an intrinsic part of egg farming, though.
It's why I have my own chickens. When they don't lay eggs, we let them live until they die or get sick. Fun fact: a chicken can eat up to 80 ticks an hour! And their poop is excellent manure for apples and pears.
Tell me you know nothing about commercial poultry without… etc.
in a post about slaughtering millions of birds because of a disease outbreak you are just asking questions about slaughter? ya lost?
obviously yes, did you not know that? they also sear their beaks off with hot metal to keep them from pecking each other in their horrifically cramped conditions, the egg industry is insanely cruel.
I like doing flaxseed and hot water for baking! Works great in pancakes and banana bread.
hell yea, flax eggs are dope
Ah yes, everyone's favorite breakfast: scrambled and sunny side up... eggplant.
Im all over this once its cheaper but egg prices will still have to go up quite a ways.