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    Plan I have had past experiences which led me to participate in a hog load out and soybean harvest. I really became interested in helping with a hog load out after learning that the ag450 farm had hogs. I say this because I have grown up around cattle only and have only handled pigs once where we were required to practice moving them at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids. I also wanted to help with harvest because I have never have gotten a lot of experience with helping at harvest…

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    Fences have different functions on a farm. They are used to mark the property boundaries, to contain stock, to protect water sources from damage from stock, to provide privacy for the home. Some are designed to protect farm animals from predators such as foxes, dogs or keep out pests such as rats or rabbits. The choice of fencing built around a property depends on many factors, such as the type, size and number of animals kept on the farm. A wire mesh or commonly called chicken wire is used to…

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    Factory Farming and the Environment Since the beginning of time humans have eaten meat for survival purposes, but in today’s society it is no longer necessary. The growing population has created an unsustainable demand for animal products. A meat free diet is better for health, the animals, and the environment as a whole. With the question of morality aside, eating meat is unnecessary and does more harm than good. Factory farming has a negative effect on the environment. The meat industry…

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    o It is being seen that the people responsible or part of various animal welfare groups are increasingly buying out stocks of food and beverages companies in substantial amount. This is being done, to influence the companies in following proper methods and techniques while slaughtering animals and other such animal rights issues. Kraft needs to wary of these phenomena, otherwise any wrong move in these direction might wreak havoc for the company Economic • Interest rate o Companies are…

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    conscious beings that have feelings and families without doing whatever I can to stop it from happening. One of the leading causes of global warming that most do not consider is large scale methane emission from cows. The majority of this is from factory farms which the United States government promotes and buys from. I have composed letters to various house representatives addressing the issue,…

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    This is a story about a town in the heart of America where all life seemed to live together with its surroundings. The town sits in the midst of a checkerboard of prosperous farms, with fields of grain. Strange things crept over the area, and everything began to change. Toward the end of the story; it had been revealed that the story was fiction after all. In the story, the town lay in the midst of checkerboard like prosperous farms with fields of grain and hillsides of orchards. Where…

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    Mark Twain’s essay “The Damned Human Race” argues that instead of humans being the “highest animals” in comparison to the other animals of the world they are actually the “lowest animals”. Humans do many things that animals do not, and have many traits that animals do not have. But, all of the traits that set humans apart from animals are not all good. Humans are greedy, humans act as slaves and enslave, and humans have the territorial urge to conquer. These traits may set them apart from other…

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    other. (Rifkin 3) Pigs display enjoyment towards things such as playing with others, basking in the sun and exploring. Pigs also have a very keen sense of smell and are used to find truffles that are up to three feet underground. Inside of these factory farms the sows are cramped into tiny dirty gestation pens. These pens measure up to merely 7 feet long and 2 feet wide. The sows are often just used for breeding purposes and their piglets are separated from them about 10 days after giving…

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    During the Progressive Era in the turn of the 20th century, people wanted change for the better. During this era there were many problems.There were poor conditions in tenements, unsafe and unsanitary food in the market and many more things. Muckrakers brought the problems to the public through writing, drawings,and pictures. These muckrakers helped come up with reforms to change for the better, like Upton Sinclair and Jacob Riis. Upton Sinclair was a muckraker who portrayed the poor conditions…

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    In “The Omnivore’s Delusion: Against the Agri-Intellectuals” Blake Hurst, a lively old farmer, shares the reality and necessity of industrial farming standards today. Firstly, an emphasis is put on the technological advancement of the world and the influence it has on farming. People rely on their doctors advancement in technology, but want their farmers to continue in the same practice as previous generations (Hurst). An advancement in technology has the ability to broaden a farmer's ability…

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