Mixed pig and egg producer in Suffolk is confident in the future of free-range egg production. It sometimes takes a disaster to appreciate how fortunate we are, and this is the attitude taken by UK pig and egg producer Simon Brice of Poplar Hall Farm,Suffolk. Simon and Alison Brice saw a blaze rip through their farm early one morning in June 2010 after an electrical fault in the piggery shed's wet feeding system. On what Simon describes as "one of the most awful days of their life," the fire destroyed the building, which was the central hub of the farm and resulted in the death of almost 300 pigs.
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机译：萨福克的生猪和鸡蛋混合生产商对散养鸡蛋生产的未来充满信心。欣赏我们的幸运有时需要经历一场灾难，这就是萨福克郡Poplar Hall Farm的英国养猪和鸡蛋生产商Simon Brice的态度。西蒙（Simon）和艾莉森·布里斯（Alison Brice）在2010年6月的一个清晨，在猪场的湿饲系统发生电气故障后，在他们的农场里割破了大火。在西蒙所说的“他们一生中最糟糕的日子之一”中，大火摧毁了这座建筑，该建筑是该农场的中心地带，导致近300头猪死亡。
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