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Home » News » EonA wants to thank small-scale animal-friendly laying hen farmers !

EonA wants to thank small-scale animal-friendly laying hen farmers !

January 10, 2024

Notice! EonA wants to thank small laying-hen farmers with animal-friendly housing for what they do; that they have chosen a farming approach that shows more respect for animals and nature, and is not excessively large and industrial and inflexible. As a token of appreciation, EonA would like to offer one of you this year to catch your laying- hens (up to 9000) with our experienced ‘caring catchers’ for free. We are a group with years of experience in catching laying hens using the upright catching method and also hold the SVO certificate. Act quickly: first come, first served. Email info@eyesonanimals.com. EonA thinks that caring farmers deserve recognition and support for their choices. Once in awhile we will offer our voluntary help to farmers making a positive difference.

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