Alberta Chicken Producers - Celebrating 50 years

Who we are:
The Alberta Chicken Producers (ACP) is a farmer-run organization representing over two hundred and fifty family owned and operated farms, built on family values in Alberta. ACP’s vision is “by working together, Alberta’s chicken industry is growing, creating shared value and satisfying consumers by providing safe, high-quality chicken products.”
Our industry is growing:
Our 250 family farms produce over 130 million kg live weight of chicken annually, with a farm gate value of over $203 million. All of this is accomplished without subsidies or taxpayer dollars.
69% of Alberta’s Chicken farmers are between the ages of 18 and 49. In 2013, Alberta saw 9 new entrants into the chicken industry and 13 in 2014.
Our unique combination of youth and experience has secured our place in Alberta’s dynamic economic environment for years to come.
Key successes of the Alberta Chicken Producers:
ACP led the way, making Alberta the first Province in Canada to have 100% of its producers certified under the national On Farm Food Safety and Animal Care Programs
Significant funder and contributor to the Poultry Research Centre in Alberta
Creating a market where producers and consumer families benefit
Supporting Albertan communities, through educational events and donations
Produced by: Maria Boychuk

[@InspiringFarming]

This is awesome, I'm a farmer and continue to encourage farming across the world.

[@aliceteo2022]

Its 2020 and youtube just recommend this to me but no regrets clicking though I FREAKING LOVE CHICKENS

[@crazyme2825]

I want to work there someday ☺️

[@shortlife7562]

Why you are not using cage battery system?

[@terrydoble1468]

Are the chickens within your coop fed grains that have been desiccated with glyphosate? Herbicides, a known endocrine disrupter?

[@The1Banxito]

I'm from Colombia, my dream it's go to Canada and be a chicken productor, just like in my country

[@usmanwaseem1922]

can you please give me an idea about the price of quota for 28000 birds?

[@musaedhammoud2060]

Hi, am just wondering how much will cost me money if I want to open a poultry chicken in my farm?

[@ousmanecamara4063]

I want to come to Canada to learn about poultry farming. Can someone please direct me to a poultry farmer.

[@Jakob795]

Nice farmer

[@surajbhatt9818]

Grate to see this poultry farm . Sir I'm studying poultry science so can I work there...

[@gs7810]

In which college bro

[@surajbhatt9818]

Nepal Rampur college sir. BVSC and AH

[@enyongmarcel3336]

Lovely, presently am working in Arabian poultry farm in Dubai, please let me know if you need worker because am interested

[@AbdoAbdo-ic7gw]

Hello, it is a very beautiful farm. I hope to work on it

[@luknimaulana5930]

i want to work in chicken farm canada... i hope it will be happen..

[@mujeebrahman5669]

Hi sir, i am a poultry graduate. Any opertunity there i am completed my intership from Aviagen

[@tobiyoussef]

Cerco lavoro ho esperienza in italia

They all end up in a slaughterhouse. The farms are usually overcrowded and their beaks are trimmed without anasthesia. These birds HATE being close to each other so they would attack each other otherwise. Open your eyes. Watch "cowspiracy" to see what's really going on on those farms.

[@desiderata4445]

From my experience, the best chicken that I have eaten was Magnolia chicken from the Philippines and next is Chile chickens that were sold in Saudi Arabia. Canadian chicken farmers should change to another breed.

[@adammiami4211]

Hi I loking to invest in farm if you know any for sell

[@romanstepanov6666]

Hi, Tarek I am a tech consultant in poultry and can manage your entire progect. Please let me know If you have any interest

[@durgeshtalekar8723]

Hi sir i can job in your farm good experiences in 3 years .

[@rohitpardhan3179]

Dear sir i am want to be a job in yours farm

[@latifkhan2372]

Hi

[@beautyofnature8119]

Hello sir i need a job

[@sandyrai219]

Hi sir I can job in your farm

[@VixenAurora]

Show more of when they are adults in that shed and now fill the space so much that there's barely room to spread their wings. Show all the sick and injured birds and what you do with them. Friends of mine had to sneak onto farms to get footage of farmers stomping birds to death, throwing injured birds in bins to die, or throwing them into an incinerator to burn alive. These are animals being treated as property. As commodities for human use and profit. This is exploitation and it is unethical.

Preach. I just saw their ad on my satellite new channel!! Outrageous..

[@naseerkalmatiibaloch2791]

Hello sir how are you Pray how are you I have Sir, I have 12 years of experience with chicken chicken poultry farm I know hen care disease And hen call i can show you the disease If you have work in your party, you can hire me to keep me I will work for 24 hours in your leg Japan's job is 24 hours

[@sarrahtree34]

shame you don't do pasture raising