Comment Comment by temporalparts My understanding (no sources) is that better treated chickens have:- Fewer hormones for growth- Fewer antibiotics (diseases spread rapidly in confined spaces)- Higher quality meat (Chicken gets more exercise and movement, as well as increased quality of feed)- Higher nutritional value (increased exercise and sunlight, potentially)In terms of calories though, it's probably a wash, and more inefficient from calories/money.edit: formatting parent temporalparts 7 years ago
- Fewer hormones for growth
- Fewer antibiotics (diseases spread rapidly in confined spaces)
- Higher quality meat (Chicken gets more exercise and movement, as well as increased quality of feed)
- Higher nutritional value (increased exercise and sunlight, potentially)
In terms of calories though, it's probably a wash, and more inefficient from calories/money.
edit: formatting