Most Hen Houses Are Now Cage-Free
Alan: I am increasingly aware that a quarter to a third
of most populations cling to the status quo because they are profoundly unsettled -- and often terrified -- by the prospect of change.
To justify their
fearfulness, the terminally timid denounce change on economic
grounds, saying it will be costly, curtail jobs and limit
growth.
The following report on cage-free hen houses reviews the rapid transition
from "nay-saying freak-out" to nearly universal satisfaction, the increased cost of an egg being a little over a penny.
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