Factory farming has become one of the biggest issues of the modern age. Thousands, even millions, of animals can be raised on a single farm, with catastrophic consequences for animal welfare, the environment, and human health.
With more than 70% of farmed animals in the UK kept on factory farms, this is an issue which affects us all - and which we can all take action on.
We explore the controversial topic of why and how male chicks are culled by the egg industry.
The growing demand for beef and dairy in recent decades has led to the industrialisation of farming. But what does this mean for the cows?
Frankenchickens are unnaturally large birds who have been bred to grow at an accelerated rate, with serious consequences for their welfare.
Did you know that fishes are farmed in their millions in the UK? Find out what life's like for them.
Find outHow factory farming harms the environment, animals, and humans
Billions of animals suffer every day in factory farms. But did you know that intensive farming harms wildlife too?
What is the environmental impact of animal agriculture and why do we need to move away from factory farming?
Chickens raised for meat are bred to grow as fast as possible, to produce as much meat as possible. We call these unnatural birds Frankenchickens, But what does this mean?
Learn how eating animals can put human health at risk and discover more about our broken food systems.
A salmonella outbreak led to supermarkets clearing their shelves, but chicken farming is dangerous in many other ways.
The workers trapped in factory farming face extreme stress and hardship.
Millions of animals are suffering on factory farms right now. By taking action, you can make a difference for them.
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