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Animal Welfare League urges Ghana government to adopt free-range poultry farming over battery cages

The Animal Welfare League has called on the government to promote free-range poultry farming instead of battery-cage systems, arguing that Ghana's traditional nkokɔ nkitinkiti method offers a more humane and sustainable approach to raising chickens.
The Animal Welfare League is encouraging poultry farmers, businesses and consumers to embrace farming practices that improve animal welfare while contributing to a more resilient and sustainable food system in Ghana.
He stressed that encouraging humane farming practices would not only improve animal welfare but also contribute to a more sustainable food production system.
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