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Not Going Back
After being housed in conventional cages for decades, you’d think layers would have forgotten some of the natural behaviours of their ancestors.


Souligny Among Inductees to Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame
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November 7, 2011 – Influential Canadians Dr. David Chalack, Laurent Souligny and Frank Stenger have joined the ranks of Canada’s most exceptional individuals as the 2011 inductees into the prestigious Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame.



Au pays des géants
Entrer dans l’une des fosses à fumier d’une ferme avicole de plus d’un million de pondeuses est une expérience qu’on n’oublie pas. Imaginez : dix rangées de 585 pieds de long de monticules de fumier qui ressemblent à des termitières s’élançant en hauteur.


America’s Egg Powerhouse
Standing in one of the manure pits at a 1.3-million-layer egg farm can be quite the experience.


Yorkshire Valley Farms
The story of Yorkshire Valley Farms – the largest and fastest-growing organic poultry business in Canada – is a tale of true synergies.


Mike Pickard
More than 30 years ago, Mike Pickard was new to Saskatchewan and new to chicken farming – but the new life he started around that time turned out to be the right one.


Tackling the Transition
When Canadian Poultry Magazine reached Dick and Gladys Ottens to ask if they would agree to be featured in its annual Who’s Who issue, they were waiting to board a ferry in British Columbia.


Kurt Siemens
By his own admission, Kurt Siemens is a man who loves to learn. From every challenge, he says there is a lesson to be learned and he gains new skills that help him meet the next challenge and improve how he manages his egg farm.




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