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Tag Archives: feed conversion ratio
Straight talking about ‘factory farming’
There seems to be some sort of blind spot in our collective consciousness about the term ‘factory farming’ and all the various types of *CAFO in which our numerous species of victims are incarcerated. For a start, the creating of … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, FAQ, Global disasters, Terminology
Tagged animal agriculture, animal rights, CAFO, ecological disaster, environmental destruction, ethical, factory, factory farming, family farm, farming, feed conversion ratio, health, humane, locally raised, organic farm, planetary collapse, planetary destruction, welfare
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Plants feel, fish feel, cows feel – but we have to eat
‘Plants feel, fish feel, cows feel – but we have to eat.’ This was a comment made on a recent post promoting veganism. It’s almost possible to hear the dismissive shrug at the end. It’s another of these sentences that … Continue reading
Posted in Addressing resistance to change, Health and plant based eating, Sentience
Tagged breast feeding, commodification, consumer demand, dairy, eggs, feed conversion ratio, harm, health, human superiority, oppression, plants, plants tho, resources, rights, sentience, speciesism, vegan, veganism, victims
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