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I agree with the downvote think. What you have seen (whey without calves harm) is probably typical an old farming practice OR of some rural family production.
by aziaziazi 2y ago
I agree with the downvote think.
What you have seen (whey without calves harm) is probably typical an old farming practice OR of some rural family production. That’s great for them and their cows, but have nothing to do with 99% of the milk consumed daily, even the best quality you can buy wherever else those farms are.
- detourdog 2y agoDo you think all dairy cows need calves to create milk? I don't care if someone disagrees with my posts I agree that they engage in conversation. Downvoting without explanation is my complaint. Finally the comment that whey production results in dead calves is pretty simplistic and not based on any analysis that I can discern. If HN is about the struggle for truth I expect a certain amount of intellectual rigor in comments.
- aziaziazi 2y agoI meant "I agree with you about the downvote think". I also read your explanation in sibling thread. IMHO you’re right about the calves not-killed if we only look for a specific time frame , but it can’t work on the long run. If you can please share some materials for us to learn more. Also, cows definitely needs a clave to start the milk production.