Aug 6, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 15 segments
When a parasite outbreak made headlines, we decided to look into the company that was originally tied to it all. Taylor Farms, the $7 billion company you've seen in the aisles of Kroger. They are…
don't know so tell me about the chickens jessica so we i woke up one morning just basically
a picture of my
thigh and
my butt oh yeah i know you could see up mine but it's okay i'm trying to even remember how it all started because it's been a couple of weeks of a process god that wind really knocked some branches So we woke up one morning.
I went to go let the chickens out and I could see feathers, which always puts a pit in my stomach.
And I walked up and there was just a dead bird inside the coop.
Head gone, guts gone, flayed open.
Disgusting.
I take care of that and I know we have a problem.
I could see the top netting.
We'll do a little, we'll do a quick pit stop here if you want to.
Yeah, I do.
This top netting is just fabric and then the bottom is metal.
Three layers.
Two layers.
Three layers.
Yeah.
This has three layers.
This has three layers.
Three layers right here.
They're climbing the wood poles and then accessing they're ripping open that the weakness in the top netting they've come they've come in at all they've climbed all the poles they came in right here ripped oh it smells like death right here jessica ripped this open i know it smells like death in here i'm trying to i'm trying to handle it there was literally i'm not kidding a chicken just hanging from this pole one morning when we came out here just hanging there because it couldn't get it down.
It climbed up, tried to take it out of the coop.
It was disgusting.
We had a dead chicken here, dead chicken over here.
I mean, I freshened this and there's still leaves.
don't know so tell me about the chickens jessica so we i woke up one morning just basically
a picture of my
thigh and
my butt oh yeah i know you could see up mine but it's okay i'm trying to even remember how it all started because it's been a couple of weeks of a process god that wind really knocked some branches So we woke up one morning.
I went to go let the chickens out and I could see feathers, which always puts a pit in my stomach.
And I walked up and there was just a dead bird inside the coop.
Head gone, guts gone, flayed open.
Disgusting.
I take care of that and I know we have a problem.
I could see the top netting.
We'll do a little, we'll do a quick pit stop here if you want to.
Yeah, I do.
This top netting is just fabric and then the bottom is metal.
Three layers.
Two layers.
Three layers.
Yeah.
This has three layers.
This has three layers.
Three layers right here.
They're climbing the wood poles and then accessing they're ripping open that the weakness in the top netting they've come they've come in at all they've climbed all the poles they came in right here ripped oh it smells like death right here jessica ripped this open i know it smells like death in here i'm trying to i'm trying to handle it there was literally i'm not kidding a chicken just hanging from this pole one morning when we came out here just hanging there because it couldn't get it down.
It climbed up, tried to take it out of the coop.
It was disgusting.
We had a dead chicken here, dead chicken over here.
I mean, I freshened this and there's still leaves.
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