Poultry Farmers Find New Frontier @arkansasfarmbureau
Poultry Farmers Find New Frontier  @arkansasfarmbureau
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Several former chicken broiler producers in North Arkansas are migrating to laying hen operations. “We feel like it’s a more stable market,” says Whitney Marr. Marr and her family share their journey and how they gather 56,000 eggs every day north of Green Forest.
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