Battery hens, most often refer to layer hens but can also be meat birds raised only for meat. The egg laying capacity of a layer is about two years and egg production drops rapidly from that point. Most battery operations cull their birds at about 18 months old to ensure optimum production. Birds can continue to lay eggs for about one year after the battery will no longer use them and if fed a diet high in fat called "finishing" they can be used for meat.
No, it is NOT right to kill battery hens. Unless they're fately ill or for food :( Every single hen has the right to have a free life.
Ray Martin
30,000,000 chickens - 85% battery hens
A battery cage is a small cage in which a hen is kept to lay eggs.
Not in the story of the Little Red Hen. In the beginning of the story she asks all the animals to help her, and none of them want to help, until it is time to help eat the bread... so, since she did all the work herself, she determines to eat the bread by herself too.
no
1- take the hen over to the other-side. 2- get the fox and take it over to where the hen is but take the hen back with you. 3- take the corn over to the fox. 4-then take the hen over and they will all be on the other-side of the river. hope this helps from i-luv-my-chickens
50000
About 300 a year
Their predetors cant get at them. they wont be able to eat there eggs. When your selling them at a mart they wont jump out of there crate and run away like a free range hen.
Yes
Wolf