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    In my opinion, the aninmal that is most likely me is maybe a lion. They are mostly mellow and chilled untill somebody/something comes onto their property or if they need something for survival. That is almost exactly like me. I wont start fights or anything untill if it is needed for my protection and/or my family's. I will be relaxing all day untill something is need, then i will get up and do whatever needs to be done. One day, a weird old man came running into a man in an alley-way. The…

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    missing, the cattle. When the sun is finally on display for all to see, the cows wake and walk with their baby calves to the middle of the field to see what another day holds. Perhaps they wonder what wild animals will come through their field, or if they will be gathered on this day for yearly immunizations. The truth of the matter is that they do not know which opportunities may arise. There may even be a whole other world that they have yet to see. Just as this small herd of cattle is unaware…

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    quality cattle that they purchased because those mommas are raising some show quality babies that I am getting the opportunity to show. Leading up to my scramble night in Houston my brothers offered advice on securing my catch, thankfully track practice had started in school so I was in pretty good shape by the time it was my turn on the arena floor. When they said go I took off like a shot…

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    Gasper Farm Essay

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    Kansas is owned and operated by Dan and Lois Gasper. The diversified operation consists of 3,000 acres of cropland and pasture along with 110 red angus cow-calf pairs. Gasper Farms has always been a family business with their 3 children helping out when they lived at home. Today, their son, Joe assists with taking more responsibility managing the cattle herd. During harvest the entire family joins in to gather the bounty of the season. Incorporated in 1983 with conventional tillage…

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    started out with Charolais and a Hereford Angus cross. After some years, the family decided to switch to Simmentals. The Rydeen’s liked that the Simmentals have better maternal traits and docility. The Rydeen’s have a cow herd that is pretty low maintenance, compared to some operations. The cattle are out on pasture nearly all the times and come in only during the early calving season. When the cattle are calving, there are calving pens that are utilized. The cattle are mostly grass fed and…

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    midnight or having to fix something when you need it the most. But every day on the farm is fun and relaxing. I don't like fixing something in the middle of summer on the one hundred and ten degree days. We got a call from the fence builder and the red angus and gelbvieh cross cows at the Frazer Farm did not have any water. So dad and I knew it was the well pump. First thing we took the old dilapidated roof of of the well house with the John Deere tractor. Next we started pulling the old blue…

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    In a utilitarian standpoint, parties involved in these practices need to be evaluated based on the maximization of utility (benefit). Chickens are the first party a utilitarian supporter considers in evaluating this case. According to Jeremy Bentham, they deserve moral standing because of their capacity to feel suffering (Lee). In a cost and benefit breakdown, the cost outweighs the benefits. Poultry selectively bred for larger mass exceeds their bones ability to hold their weight (Mench). As a…

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    At its height, the farm was one of the largest dairy operations in the Northeastern United States, operating about 8,000 acres (10 sq mi) with over 1,000 Jersey cattle. In 1907, the farm moved to Pine Plains in New York's Dutchess County, and it was purchased by New York banker Oakleigh Thorne in 1918, who developed it into an Angus cattle farm. After Thorne's death in 1948, the farm changed…

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    A frostbitten, day old, Black Angus calf would change my life. Her mother died the day she was born, so I bottle fed her. I was only eight. She started something so big in my life. It seemed natural to take on the responsibility of mothering her. But I also sensed it was something different. Five AM each day I made a bottle, rode my bike to the barn and fed her. Next I fed our horses and pigs and cleaned pens and stalls. Then I went to third grade. After school I was ready to do it again.…

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    Patrick White Essay

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    Patrick White is the best known among the modern writers of Commonwealth Literature. He has achieved universality through his major novels with their epic themes and their poetic treatment. White, who comes of a pioneering Australian family, is pre-occupied with the Great Australian Emptiness in his middle novels particularly in Voss (1957). White is fascinated by the notion of the pure being which is a feeling of oneness with the whole creation. White has a unifying vision of life and believes…

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