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Ducks Lay Daily. Why Did Factories Choose Hens?

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Ducks Lay Daily. Why Did Factories Choose Hens?

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Why did farms keep the chicken egg, when a Khaki Campbell duck could lay more of them? #BeforeFarms #DuckEggs #FarmHistory You crack the same oval every morning and never ask which bird laid it. A duck could lay more, and the factory still picked the hen. All research and sources are linked below. 00:00 The skillet 01:38 Uley 03:30 The cage 06:12 The wash 09:49 The paddy 11:15 The century egg 12:41 The grain 14:29 The pan 17:03 The carton 19:40 The extra week 23:10 The panic 25:22 The water 28:10 The other shore 31:47 The allergy 33:43 The lab 36:03 The fridge You will hear why wire, water, and a twelve-pocket carton locked the grocery egg to one bird, and why flooded fields in Asia kept the duck. RESEARCH & SOURCES The spoken figures, dates, and outbreak details follow the reference narration, not a journal audit done for this upload:    • Why Don't We Eat Duck Eggs Everywhere If D...   Where a line names a law, a book, or a person, that name is in the narration. No DOI was added here. If a number is round, it is the narration's round number. Egg Products Inspection Act, the 1970 U.S. wash rule named in the video: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/policy/food... Duck, the bird: https://www.britannica.com/animal/duck PEOPLE & SITES MENTIONED Adele Campbell, Uley, Gloucestershire. The breeder credited with the Khaki Campbell. Harper Adams Agricultural College, Shropshire. The trials named for the 345-egg cycle. Milton Arndt, Trenton, New Jersey. The battery-cage plan in this telling. Jia Sixie and the Qimin Yaoshu. The farm book dated 544 in the narration. Joseph Coyle, Smithers, British Columbia. The molded carton. Alexis Romanoff, Cornell. Incubation timing. Konrad Lorenz, Altenberg. Duckling imprinting. Donald Broom, Cambridge veterinary department. The 2007 housing comparison named in the video. Thomas Platts-Mills, University of Virginia. Egg-white allergy. Mike McGrew, Roslin Institute, Edinburgh. Primordial germ cells in poultry. EW Group, Visbek, and Hendrix Genetics, Boxmeer. The layer pedigrees named at the end. Pateros and Laguna de Bay, Philippines. Balut and itik herding in the narration. Next episode is not set. Animation by Before Farms #beforefarms #duckegg #chickenegg