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    concerns that are often associated with the production of meat. In the article, Vegetarianism and Planetary health (2000), Michael Allen Fox states that strict vegetarianism ought to be adopted in order to avoid the eco-destructive nature of the livestock industry. Although there may be some truth to Fox’s initial premise which claims that eating meat is harmful for the environment, I will argue that strict vegetarianism is in fact unnecessary, as it does not exclusively solve the issue of…

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    2.2. Importance of nutrients in sheep production Importance’s of Nutrients are substances, that supplied by animals used as feedstuffs, for body maintenance and production. Adequate amount of energy’s, proteins, vitamins and mineral supplements are essential nutrients to improve the productivity of sheep fatting. According to Cannas et al. (2004), Adequate supply of energy and protein in the sheep balanced diet are important to enhance meat production and to protect the sheep from weight loss,…

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    The Meat Industry

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    they can slide in here depending upon the weather” (AMI). So in the winter the trucks have most if not all the moveable panels put up to protect the pigs. Despite all the moveable panels being in place there are still sections with holes that allow livestock to get clean fresh air. Then in the summer time the panels are removed meaning that the animals aren’t trapped in a crowded plastic container getting baked by the sun, but are receiving lots of fresh…

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    From my reading of literature on slaughter practices, yes I believe that if "slaughterhouses had glass walls, the whole world would be vegetarian”. Animal slaughter has changed drastically from something that was once performed in peoples backyards to something that is now controlled and hidden away from society. In today’s society no one likes talking about the topic of “slaughter” as it is something that people do not wish to discuss. Consumers increasingly want to push slaughterhouses out of…

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    the American diet. Though, many Americans maybe unaware of the process animals take to becoming packaged food. The meat and dairy industries operate off this unawareness to continue the practice of factory farming. Factory farming is a system of livestock used by big corporations to achieve cheap food production. The practice has succeeded because “99% of all animals eaten this country come from factory farms” (Foer 12). However, the large-scale operations exploit animals, deteriorate the…

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    “The first place winner in the Red Angus Lightweight Division winner is DJ!” Is this real, or is this a dream? Standing in the middle of Reliant Stadium speechless was me a 16-year-old kid whose dreams had just become a reality. My hard work throughout the year had finally paid off not only because of the prize that was awarded to me but also because of the fact that the year long debate with my Ag teacher about how bad raising a grass fed show animal could be was finally able to be put to rest.…

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    Dog Meat In North Korea

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    of country. It is not a weird culture. Eating dog is not an uncivilized behavior. Nureongi, or Hwangu is an academic name of dog meat, we are not eat a pet. They are kind of stock such as pigs, cows, and lambs. Dogs are raised as same as another livestock in Korea. However, dog slaughterhouse where is without doubt, unhygienic and violent. I myself am the living…

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    Animal Agriculture

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    forests to graze livestock. “Livestock covers 45% of the earth’s total land.” The agribusiness is depleting the Earth of its land. As stated by Scott Sanders in A Conservationist Manifesto “...Farmers laid clay tiles and dug ditches and straightened creaks to drain the land. The great swamp vanished, and with it nearly all the plants and animals that once thrived there.” Livestock is also a main contributor to the harmful effects made to the climate change which affects land. “Livestock is…

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    a major agricultural crisis brewing for the last twenty or more years, but today consumers have options to help stop it. While the food industry profits from animal cruelty and massive pollution, ordinary farmers are sunk further into debt. The livestock are loaded with chemicals and antibiotics, thus making it unhealthy for humans to eat. Finally, the food industry is defiantly hiring illegal immigrants for labor in order to avoid labor unions. First and foremost, factory farming encompasses…

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    are consuming antibiotic infused meat then a percentage of antibiotics is infusing our systems as well, because of this meat eaters are becoming immune to the current antibiotics we have to fight disease. Antibiotics cannot be fully metabolized by livestock, so as well as the consumption and handling the meat, the antibiotics can be found in the manure which can runoff into enclosing surface water, therefore affecting us…

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