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  • That is clearly true. But again I had no idea of how much they actually cost to produce - that's why I was looking for people with actual experience growing them.But now I have a way clearer answer, and learnt a lot of fascinating information on the way.

  • I checked him out, and he is definitely an acquired taste!And he again reminded me of how different is the US kitchen to central European one. "And now we have the back part and we will make dog food out of it".We even had chicken head in regular soups (without the eyes) - and gizzards, liver and even other edible parts should go into the soup. I guess the only part you throw away is the digestion track - everything else is just too yummy....

  • In my very limited experience that chickens can be really chicken brained. I saw owners showing off their permanent scars when a chicken had a random idea to pick at them... I bet it is depends on the breed and the owner also.

  • Ouch! More things I learnt in this thread than I expected.... Thank you!

  • Ohh so male chicks don't go into the food grinder as soon as they are sorted? I saw the popular video years ago, where they inspect the tips of a 3 day old chick and the males went to dog food...Thank you for your answer!

  • I will definitely check him out, thank you!

  • Interesting! Thank you for your answer!

  • Yeah I haven't killed anything that wasn't a bug - so that would.be definitely challenging part.

  • Not surprising :(Think positive! You can do ducks and turkeys too! Ducks and geese are really tasty!

  • Very true!

  • That's a terrible and good thing to know. Thank you!

  • Thank you for the answer!

  • Thank you for the answer!

  • I was curious. Maybe down the line I will have some - but with all these answers I got really interesting info.It is more like, when I go to tractor supply co and they have those adorable chicks - you start to wonder. Or at least I do :D

  • Yes, they are - bot how much does it take to grow them?According to comments they can be 10c for a chick, 18 chickens can be fed by $30, and theze are only 4 week - one month old chickens. That makes it about $3-4 to grow, then you kill, clean, ship and cook it and then put it in a fancy package that cost about c20 of not more...

  • Climate town did a great video about the green packaging - basically the meat industry. So yeah I'm not too keen on them, but a girl needs to eat.

  • Thank you for your answer!

  • Thank you! That was informative!

  • Nice! Thank you for the answer!