Joey Salatin, an agrarian based farmer, argues that the industrial agricultural system is dishonourable because they are more caught up in trying to mass produce for money rather than caring for the quality and treatment of the animals that are being killed for consumption. The rhetorical appeal that Salatin uses to support his claim is logos. He utilizes logos by stating that his farm's products are just as adequate as the industry's despite the negative claims against open range farming. Because open range farming's sanity is proven to be comparable to factories, it is illogical for administrations to rule out one method of production over the other. Salatin also presents the idea that the agricultural industry feeds their animals with foods
