Precision biology solved a 7-billion-chick problem—here’s how @AbundanceInstitute
Precision biology solved a 7-billion-chick problem—here’s how  @AbundanceInstitute
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Genetic engineering has already saved Hawaii’s papaya industry, and now it’s tackling a major issue in egg farming. A new breakthrough ensures only female chicks are born, eliminating billions of unnecessary deaths. This is a clear example of how science is reshaping the future of food production.
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Precision biology solved a 7-billion-chick problem—here’s how

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