Chris Allingham Administrator Staff member Nov 16, 2013 #1 The nation's largest turkey producer said it was facing a shortage of fresh large birds weeks before Thanksgiving. Butterball said its poultry had trouble gaining weight on some of its farms, but did not explain why. The company still has ample supplies of its frozen large varieties, which are birds 16 pounds and heavier. Click to expand... Read more: http://www.latimes.com/business/mon...hortage-20131115,0,397948.story#axzz2ksSEKe00
The nation's largest turkey producer said it was facing a shortage of fresh large birds weeks before Thanksgiving. Butterball said its poultry had trouble gaining weight on some of its farms, but did not explain why. The company still has ample supplies of its frozen large varieties, which are birds 16 pounds and heavier. Click to expand... Read more: http://www.latimes.com/business/mon...hortage-20131115,0,397948.story#axzz2ksSEKe00
Bob H. TVWBB Hall of Fame Nov 17, 2013 #2 Maybe if Butterball fed its born to be fresh turkey's beer, they would be happier and put on more weight.
Maybe if Butterball fed its born to be fresh turkey's beer, they would be happier and put on more weight.
Dwain Pannell TVWBB Hall of Fame Nov 17, 2013 #3 Ruh Roh Shaggy. Better buy a frozen and plan for the long thaw.
