Closed-house systems may not solve poultry pollution, says MP
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An MP said poor farm management, particularly the handling of animal waste, was often the cause of pollution, regardless of whether chickens were reared in open or closed systems. KUALA LUMPUR: Forcing poultry farmers to switch to closed-house chicken farms will not necessarily solve pollution problems and may put smaller operators out of business, an MP has warned. (Free Malaysia Today, 18:16)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·5 Nov, 18:16 MYTClosed-house systems may not solve poultry pollution, says MP
An MP said poor farm management, particularly the handling of animal waste, was often the cause of pollution, regardless of whether chickens were reared in open or closed systems. KUALA LUMPUR: Forcing poultry farmers to switch to closed-house chicken farms will not necessarily…
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