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    research educates consumers with credible scientific information versus personal opinions or misinformation found online. The example of LFTB (lean finely textured beef) that was commonly used in human food was misrepresented by the media as unsafe, which lead to the closure of plants, and “more beef cattle to fulfill consumer demand for ground beef” (pg 8). Research is vital for preventing issues related to misinformation and will continue to provide accurate data for consumer…

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    What if all the CAFOs shut down and everyone had to go back to growing their own beef. This would affect all people that live in Indiana because at the beginning prices of meat would skyrocket in the first few years and then level out. (Cohn, 2014) People think this would be both good and bad and I will tell you why. First, we will talk about producers and what will happen to them if there was a law passed that banned CAFOs. If this happened the people who own and work at CAFOs would be out of…

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    Flies Problem

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    Pinkeye can cause cattle to go blind, blind cattle aren’t good for anything and will have to be put down being as they can’t go to the packer blind. When the face fly is controlled there is minimal economic loss, just the cost of a control method which pales in comparison to loss in heard numbers. The stable fly is a biting fly that tends to feed on the cattle’s legs. The biggest problem with these flies is the discomfort that they cause to the heard which they have infested. When the cattle…

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    When it comes to cattle and the American West, Texas has been a large part of molding it into what it is today. Cattle drives also played a large part in supplying meat to different parts of the West. Due to the driving of cattle from Texas up north or even west, many settlers were able to have things like beef in order to feed their families. The purpose of this paper, is to inform the reader about cattle drives and how they helped shape the American West. In the 19th century, cattle drives…

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    developed countries. Ranching was very important to the United States in the 1800, to the cattle drives. As markets and prices increase for beef, many in the Southern United States around Texas begin to raise cattle. They would then ship their cattle off to get much higher prices in Chicago or other Northern cities. To get to the cities the cattle had to take trains, and to get to the trains, owners of the cattle would have to drive them there. This is how Cowboys came to be such important…

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    quick showers, separating different pieces of trash, riding his bike more often, and paying more overall attention to how the actions of his daily life influence the environment. After discovering a post online concerning the effects of livestock and cattle on the environment, he began to conduct more personal…

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    In the world that we live today, food industries produces low end fat products that are slowly becoming the norm in today’s society. Many consumers do not understand the process of how their food is made, through nor do consumers know where their food originates from. When consumers are exposed to advertisements and commercials, they are drawn into the products that big food companies are trying to sell. In the short essay “The Pleasures of Eating” by Wendell Berry, Berry talks about how…

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    Impact On Fast Food Nation

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    when they don’t have school. The restaurant is located on a busy street at 2269 North Lincoln Park Avenue, right next to Starbuck Coffee, not too far from my daughter’s future high school, Lincoln Park. The kids rushed to order their favorite grill beef sandwich while I picked a crab and asparagus soup for the twenty month baby. Looking at them, all enjoy their food, I can’t help wondering if they have ever given any thought of where they food come from, how it was made, how the food preparation…

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    good point about grass fed beef, because most cattle are fed a variety of different things, inorganic things, that could pass cancerous proteins. It was stated that the cancer rates for Americans one in every four, but the Hopi Indians had a much luckier reputation with the cancer rates, being one out of every one-thousand. The fact that these Indians are much less likely to have cancer, could be affected by many factors throughout their heritage. But the grass fed beef and other animals used…

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    Red Meat: A Case Study

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    and a favorite of many is beef. For hundreds of years, beef has been enjoyed by consumers as a part of a balanced diet as steaks and roasts, and not to mention beef byproducts such as leather and oil tallow. At grocery meat counters across the country, beef is featured prominently as “what’s for dinner,” and consumers make the choice to choose America’s favorite red meat every day. Many of us take going to the store and picking out some delicious looking ground beef…

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