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free range means that chickens get two square feet of roaming space and that's okay it's better than being in a cage or being in a barn all the time free range chickens actually get outside
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free range means that chickens get two square feet of roaming space and that's okay it's better than being in a cage or being in a barn all the time free range chickens actually get outside
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A pasture-raised egg means the chicken gets 108 square feet per chicken
cage free means that they're in a house and they don't actually get to go outside free range means they get two square feet
so all this chicken is free range all the chicken gets a little bit of space outside none of this is technically pasture raised