Kelly P. Kissel

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In this Tuesday, June 20, 2017 photo, 9-day-old chickens eat a mix of corn and soybeans and drink water inside a chicken house north of Plumerville, Ark. The house, and three others like it nearby, hold 30,000 birds each. When the chickens are 33 days old, they will be taken to a processing plant for slaughter and packaging. Tyson Foods says it will explore more-humane ways to kill the birds, and also that it is using a third-party to monitor videos from the plant to ensure the animals are treated properly.
Tyson Announces 'Animal Well-Being Initiatives'
The company faced scrutiny earlier this year after video surfaced showing workers and farmers employing cruel practices.
Jun 21st, 2017