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That is an awfully viscous claim to make. I grew up around family farms. Many members of my family still produce crops and own livestock. So, to someone with f
by bequanna 6y ago
That is an awfully viscous claim to make.
I grew up around family farms. Many members of my family still produce crops and own livestock. So, to someone with first hand knowledge your comment rings false. The large feedlots, processing plants, etc. are the most inhumane (and dehumanizing), places I know of in the industry.
I would appreciate if you would at least _attempt_ to provide proof/justification before making such a blanket, mean-spirited statement.
- jelliclesfarm 6y agoMany small farms ..in fact almost all of them in every state..have to follow rules and regulations for certifications. Farming is VERY auditable and we have created systems/processes/checks/controls. But it’s expensive. The failure of small farms is mostly seen in the balance sheet.