Graybeard
Well-Known Member
What's interesting in all of this is the decision to pivot --and to see another opportunity in the same basic business.
Farms rarely adapt like this and usually go belly up.
But it is an expensive decision to make.
Farms rarely adapt like this and usually go belly up.
But it is an expensive decision to make.
MILLIONS TO UPGRADE
Former broiler growers must spend millions of dollars on barn and equipment upgrades to produce eggs, a notoriously volatile market, 18 poultry producers, government officials and industry experts told Reuters. Last year, egg prices tanked after reaching record highs due to the worst-ever outbreak of bird flu in poultry.