Egg-laying hens in cages set for better living conditions under new laws
The lives of caged hens are set to improve as Victoria implements new welfare laws, but farmers say they have not been consulted.
Egg-laying hens in cages set for better living conditions under new laws
The lives of caged hens are set to improve as Victoria implements new welfare laws, but farmers say they have not been consulted.
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