Australian Cage Egg Farming

By what year is Australia's population expected to be over 41 million?

• 2030

• 2040

• 2050

• 2025

What is one of the reasons eggs are considered valuable?

• They are difficult to produce

• They are a sustainable source of protein

• They are a source of carbohydrates

• They are expensive

What unique experiences did Danielle have growing up on an egg farm?

• Playing with Barbie dolls

• Getting lost in ditches and tunnels

• Studying agriculture

• Traveling the world

Why did Danielle's father build a cafe on the premises?

• To sell eggs directly to consumers

• To attract tourists

• To create an income during quieter times for the egg farm

• To start a new business

What is a benefit of having a cage system for egg production?

• It allows birds to roam freely

• It prevents disease outbreaks

• It requires less food for the birds

• It is cheaper to maintain

How many eggs do Australians consume per day?

• 20 million

• 16 or 17 million

• 10 million

• 5 million

How can you tell if the birds are happy and not stressed?

• By their egg production rate

• By the color of their feathers

• By their food and water consumption

• By the sounds they make

What did Danielle's fiance think about egg farming before visiting the farm?

• He was against it

• He was already a fan of cage eggs

• He preferred free-range eggs

• He was indifferent

What future plans do Danielle and her sister have for the farm?

• To sell the farm

• To create an education system for kids

• To retire early

• To expand the cafe

What is the main goal of modern farmers like Danielle?

• To make a profit

• To automate farming processes

• To reconnect us with where our food comes from

• To expand globally