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Chicken registry
- Thread starter Matt VanDivner
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I'm gonna say "probably". Our govt. is always looking for a new way to regulate us.
Thought you were talking about the Tractor Supply registry when buying chicks…
I heard they got Bird Covid.
Oi, you got a license for dat chicken mate? 
everyday the UK makes themselves a laughing stock. But in all seriousness I doubt that we’d implement that the chicken farming industry would “lobby” against that and get it shot down purely due to their financial power and greed. But even if they do implement that, I’d ignore it. I’m not registering my chickens and I’m not registering my guns. F the Feds.
everyday the UK makes themselves a laughing stock. But in all seriousness I doubt that we’d implement that the chicken farming industry would “lobby” against that and get it shot down purely due to their financial power and greed. But even if they do implement that, I’d ignore it. I’m not registering my chickens and I’m not registering my guns. F the Feds.
They were lost in a boating accident along with any firearms I may have had at one time.
I see this as being far more likely as state-level regulations.
I was reading recently that one of the states out west had expanded their definition of 'food producer' so that even smallholders of beef and pork operations would need to register with the state - but I think the impetus for this was the opportunity to sell permits to a broader audience - therefore - a tax.
Edit: here we go. Rule was reversed (for the moment), but it was certainly planned to be introduced, and may be re-introduced.
I was reading recently that one of the states out west had expanded their definition of 'food producer' so that even smallholders of beef and pork operations would need to register with the state - but I think the impetus for this was the opportunity to sell permits to a broader audience - therefore - a tax.
Edit: here we go. Rule was reversed (for the moment), but it was certainly planned to be introduced, and may be re-introduced.
Oregon’s agriculture department reverses ‘burdensome’ requirement on small dairy farms
The Oregon Department of Agriculture is reversing a policy decision some farmers say would have been too burdensome on small dairies.
www.opb.org
Its already here? You have to give a name and address when you buy chicks. Its also illegal to sell eggs without a license.
Americans are too busy buying toys to realize evrrything that engenders real freedom has been regulated to death. Try and sell raw milk and see how quickly men with guns show upI see this as being far more likely as state-level regulations.
I was reading recently that one of the states out west had expanded their definition of 'food producer' so that even smallholders of beef and pork operations would need to register with the state - but I think the impetus for this was the opportunity to sell permits to a broader audience - therefore - a tax.
Edit: here we go. Rule was reversed (for the moment), but it was certainly planned to be introduced, and may be re-introduced.
Oregon’s agriculture department reverses ‘burdensome’ requirement on small dairy farms
The Oregon Department of Agriculture is reversing a policy decision some farmers say would have been too burdensome on small dairies.www.opb.org
You can strip my chicken strips from my cold hands
Well I had recently started looking into getting chickens and hadn’t realized you had to deal with the poultry equivalent of a 4473
