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(PNA file photo) MANILA - The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) expects the next poultry harvest in July and August will help cut the current shortage of chicken supply. During the "Laging Handa" public briefing on Tuesday, BAI officer-in-charge, Dr. Reildrin Morales, said the opening up of the economy prompted the increase in the demand for poultry supply. In their recent meeting with some stakeholders, Morales said they were assured that the broiler production cycle is slowly coping. "So tingnin po natin, iyong harvest ng July at ng August, kasi po ang sabi ng ibang mga kumpanya ay nasa full capacity naman daw po iyong kanilang mga farm at tingnan natin iyong darating na cycle, iyong harvest na iyan kung ano iyong magiging impact niyan (So let's look at the July and August harvest because other companies say that their farms are now at full capacity. Let's look at the coming cycle, that harvest, to see what will be the impact)," he said. Morales said among t

Reildrin moralesBureau of animal industryMunicipal agriculture officeAnimal industryCentral luzonNa file photo manila the bureau of animal industry bai expects next poultry harvest in july and august will help cut current shortage chicken supply during quot laging handa public briefing on tuesdayAi officer in chargeR reildrin moralesAid the opening up of economy prompted increase in demand for poultry supply their recent meeting with some stakeholdersOrales said they were assured that the broiler production cycle is slowly coping quot so tingnin po natinYong harvest ng july at augustAsi po ang sabi ng ibang mga kumpanya ay nasa full capacity naman daw iyong kanilang farm at tingnan natin darating na cycleYong harvest na iyan kung ano iyong magiging impact niyan so let 39s look at the july and august because other companies say that their farms are now full capacity coming cycleWhat harvestO see what will be the impactUot he said morales among the challenges faced by broiler producers that led to shortage are high prices of imported feeds