I mentioned anectdotal evidence of this possiblity.  When you see chickens at 67 cents at the super and it is not just a local sale to get rid of local oversupply, you know they can't hold it up anymore.  They didn't get enough help on the supply side of poultry.  One of the strategies some of these companies have had is increasing velocity at their processing plants and pulling in poultry houses that were empty.  FSA used to not make addtitional loans on poultry houses when some were empty in an area, but that wisdom gave way to the sellout politicians doing what the poultry integrators wanted.