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By: maple view farms

maple view farms — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 12:45:25 +0000

I’ve come from sereval generations of farming since my ancestors came over in the early 1800′s. You’ve become a vegitarian because of corporate farming, meanwhile I’ve gone broke twice as a small farmer. It would benefit me as a small farmer if people like you would purchase your meat directly from small farmers like me. With today’s technology you can watch your livestock grow and how they are treated thru webcam. If we are going to compete against corporate farming and in order for me to make a living for my family, we are going to have to make people like you a ‘member ‘ of our farm. We have been stuck too many time by raising livestock for people who say they want a hog and once it has been raised by us and ready for the customer, they stand us up and no longer want our product. The ‘member’ would pay in advance for their livestock, get meat that is not raised in corporate farm environment, and know how that it is raised.

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What’s the Pig Deal? « The PPJ Gazette — Sat, 08 May 2010 17:58:00 +0000

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By: Annie Adams

Annie Adams — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 19:15:14 +0000

We need country wide days of protests at supermarkets and other places that use or promote the results of factory farming.
We need to force farms to open their doors and end the secret everyday torture of animals. Please help me promote these protests. Email me and present your ideas for days of protests. I want action in the streets now.

By: cheryl hadden

cheryl hadden — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:44:45 +0000

I think that they are going to the wrong authorities, maybe it’s time to call in the EPA and other federal agencies.
Factory hog farms should be considered major toxic sources of pollution.

Could always arrange a march on Washington DC to protest violation of our civil rights by these factories.
If you can’t go outside and enjoy your yard, your lakes, streams or rivers then you are prisoners in your own homes and towns.
I moved from the area around Chino Calif. to get away from factory dairy farms.
You couldn’t go outside without choking on the fumes, it came in thru the air conditioner, it made life unbearable.
It’s gonna be a cold day in Hell before have to go thru that again in my own home state.

By: cheryl hadden

cheryl hadden — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 21:36:45 +0000

I just want to know why no authority in Michigan will address this issue seriously?
They didn’t hesitate to to harass the farmer doing his raw milk runs, invaded his home, confiscated his computer, terrorized his family, impounded his truck and made him walk home!
All on the pretense that he sold raw milk to an agent.
How is this possible? How can they ignore what is going on and documented?
If any of the protesting residents set up a roadside stand and sold raw milk, the state authorities would be all over them in a few hours!
If we have to abide by the laws so should the factory farms.
It’s not enough to not buy their products, the will find another market. Maybe it’s time to go to the markets, stores and demand that they not purchase the meat and milk from factory farms, picket and march in front of Krogers and Walmart until they cease buying from these places.
Every pound they buy is a risk of contamination and a food poisoning outbreak or E coli and salmonella.
If it’s in the air it can contaminate any field, home, business, river, practically any and everything, it’s a potential epidemic waiting to happen.

By: Earl Rosetti

Earl Rosetti — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:52:42 +0000

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By: Jessica

Jessica — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 02:38:06 +0000

Factory Farms are revolting.I’m for family farms.I recently became a vegetarian after watching food inc because I was disgusted by the factory farms and the slaughter houses.I hate how the system forces family farms to constantly upsize and expand.this isn’t the way society was supposed to be.we’re way off track.

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