6,000 chickens and about 2,000 turkeys per day.

The average chicken is about 3 pounds in weight, and the average turkey is about 3 pounds too.

That’s roughly four thousand and two thousand turkeys a day. But when you stop to think about it, you might be a little surprised that a plant like that would be producing turkeys.

Turkey processing plants are big business. They are typically found in countries that have a lot of turkeys, but many are found in countries that have less turkeys. By this definition a chicken processing plant would still be a chicken processing plant, but the number of turkeys would be much higher.

Nowadays, most poultry processing plants use an automated slaughtering system that cuts the carcass in a relatively short time. This means that the average poultry processing plant makes about four thousand turkeys a day. However, the typical factory in this country that I work for is about 10 times the size of a typical turkey processing plant, so I am not entirely surprised that a factory makes around three thousand a day.

The average poultry processing plant in the U.S. makes about six thousand turkeys a day, and they are usually large scale operations. These plants are also known to be very wasteful, using large amounts of water and chemicals to process the carcasses of the birds.

How much of this processing takes place in the U.S., is a very tough question to answer. I have had this conversation with my employers, and I have received some very informative answers. A typical poultry processing plant in the U.S. processes between 10 and 15 billion birds a year. I’m not sure what that number is, but I’d say that the typical poultry processing plant in the U.S.

is the rate that these chickens that are just slaughtered, is the rates of slaughter in the U.S. That is roughly 10% of all chickens in the U.S. We do know, however, that chickens are a major contributor to the U.S. greenhouse gas emissions since they feed so much of the poultry industry.

Chicken houses and other poultry plants use a lot of water, and their chicken houses are just huge. These buildings can also use as much electricity as the average house, but since poultry houses are energy inefficient, it’s likely that the chicken houses use more than the average house.

Chicken houses are large, so they do use a lot of water. Even after they are emptied and cleaned, the chicken houses still generate water that needs to be recycled. Since the chickens are usually living in a large building, they are also more likely to have water from the house, and the water that is generated is more likely to run into the building.