When we spoke with a young agricultural student in Arusha and asked what he thought about the chickens he cared for, he simply replied:
“I’ve never thought about what they feel. They are just there.”
This wasn’t cruelty, but a lack of awareness that chickens are living, feeling beings. Agricultural education often talks about productivity and profit, but rarely about emotions, stress, or suffering.
With Voices for Chickens, we want to open that conversation: helping future farmers and livestock officers see chickens not only as “resources”, but as sentient animals deserving of care.
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