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...Figure 1 A group of small-scale farmers map the location of poultry farms in their community, northern Việt Nam. Photo by author. ...

... or white broiler chicken has dominated the poultry meat market in the United States since the 1950s, due in large part to their uncommonly rapid growth rate. Full-size Cornish-Rock chickens reach slaughter weight as early as five weeks of age, while so-called red broiler chickens (also a fast-growing...

... agriculture. 9 Two mutations in the cleavage site of H5N1 allow it to shift from the gut to the brain, blood, and lungs of infected poultry moving from low to high pathogenicity. 10 New strains of infectious influenza can kill a chicken in a few hours—“one cluck and its dead” as some in Java have...

... At the top of one of the Big Creek system's transmission towers, outside what looks like a poultry farm east of Fresno, a red-tailed hawk swoops in for a landing, talons outstretched to grasp the tower's topmost beam ( Figure 3 ). Standing near the fenced-off entrance to the property, I can just make out...

... , 62 . 4. Collier, “Liabilities of Liquids,” 19 . The factors making on-site sacrifice areas a challenge are identified as increasingly intensive agricultural practices, worsening river pollution, and closer proximity of farms to human settlements. 5. Livestock and Poultry Environmental...

... of the flames had been quenched, across the burned area of 450,000 hectares, more than 2,040 houses had been destroyed, displacing 7,562 people; 2,150 sheep, 1,207 cattle, and an unknown number of horses, goats, alpacas, poultry, and pigs had been killed, not to mention the kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, possums...

..., and Noise: How to Take up Residence in a System without Becoming a Term in It .” Journal of Linguistic Anthropology 20 , no. 2 ( 2010 ): 406 - 21 . Kockelman Paul . “ A Mayan Ontology of Poultry: Selfhood, Affect, Animals, and Ethnography .” Language in Society 40 ( 2011 ): 1 - 28...

..., have thrived. As “urban adapters” raccoons are “one of the most efficient [mesopredators] at exploiting anthropogenic resources.” 9 Despite extensive pelt trading, being hunted for meat, being killed by farmers for attacks on their crops and poultry, and serving as a popular pet during the early...

..., while some managed to build little huts deep inside the woods. They planted different crops such as rice, corn, sweet potatoes, squash, peas, and other vegetables, and raised cattle, hogs, and poultry. 43 They also were creative with their cooking. Some Maroons from the United States favored...

... and Poultry .” Food and Foodways 30 , no. 1–2 ( 2022 ): 38 – 57 . https://doi.org/10.1080/07409710.2022.2030936 . Williams Eric Eustace . Capitalism and Slavery . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 1944 . Wilson Bobby M. America’s Johannesburg: Industrialization...

... of creation. The science of hybridizing is not tampering with the original.” 44 For this commentator, contemporary breeding practices were aftereffects of Noah’s Flood. I found similar understandings of the consequences of the Flood voiced by farmers in the field, including a rare-breed poultry farmer...