Organic Poultry Symposium - Tom Byers
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This document outlines various rules, regulations, and programs related to livestock in Canada. It discusses disease prevention programs like Premise ID that track animal locations. It also outlines regulations like the Livestock Operations Act that govern manure management. The supply of chicken is managed by the Canadian Chicken Marketing Agency. For small egg and chicken farms in New Brunswick, there are limits of 199 hens or 200 chickens per year and requirements for storage, processing and packaging.
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