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Now, I know I may catch heat for posting this, but I have always been a skeptic and critic of industrial animal operations/confined animal feeding operations/factory farms -- all of which feed our desire for bargain basement prices on milk, eggs, and meats. I'm all about the family, small, local farm. I'm not sure if you've read it, or seen the video, but AP posted a story that caught my attention. Here is the video on chick grinding.
Now... granted I do not profess or urge people to go vegan, I love meat and eggs and dairy and always will consume red meat, but something has got to change with our "corporate agribusiness." Legislation and USDA regulations favor large factory operations over small farms. Meet your Meat. Ohio Fresh Eggs.
I someday will be raising my own on a small 'hobby' farm. My Aunt, who is a Nurse, and my Uncle has a barber shop, raise their own.. Happy Cows? Yes. Happy Hens? Yes.
Now... granted I do not profess or urge people to go vegan, I love meat and eggs and dairy and always will consume red meat, but something has got to change with our "corporate agribusiness." Legislation and USDA regulations favor large factory operations over small farms. Meet your Meat. Ohio Fresh Eggs.
I someday will be raising my own on a small 'hobby' farm. My Aunt, who is a Nurse, and my Uncle has a barber shop, raise their own.. Happy Cows? Yes. Happy Hens? Yes.