Fair enough. That was just the one I remembered off the top of my head. Always happy to be corrected! But they're using all sorts of different stuff. It's been

Fair enough. That was just the one I remembered off the top of my head. Always happy to be corrected! But they're using all sorts of different stuff. It's been so bad at times they've basically been throwing spaghetti at a wall to see if it sticks. Most of it there's not even any research to suggest the drugs they're trying are safe ecologically. But they try it anyway; it's a woefully underregulated industry right now. And there's the general problem that any indiscriminate use of antibiotics(in the general definition of the word, not the one restricted to bacteria) in a factory farming context is bound to lead to the development of highly resistant pathogens. That just follows from Darwin, really.