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Almost everything you listed in your opening post is all but completely absent here in cattle production, including soy, corn, hormones, antibiotics, and I coul

by eMSF 7y ago

Almost everything you listed in your opening post is all but completely absent here in cattle production, including soy, corn, hormones, antibiotics, and I could bet cows here don't descend from the same bulls either. So yes, your little vegan rant is a thing of the US.

vfc1 7y ago
Of course, there are factory farms in Europe. Less than in the US, but on the rise and only getting worse https://www.greenpeace.org/eu-unit/issues/nature-food/1923/factory-farms-divide-eu-parliament/ https://www.greenpeace.org/eu-unit/issues/nature-food/1923/f... Especially for things like chickens and pork, they are prevalent, but also for cows. Of course, a large portion of European cattle is fed grain rations. Europe is literally covered with feed crops. This argument that you hear a lot online as "it's a thing of the US" is just not true.