Conversations on animal care - cattle rancher care

[silentfades]

thank you

[ESponge2000]

What is this last thing he said about being slow? Was he saying it is better to slaughter an animal more slowly? I'm not sure I agree with that. That's trickery, meaner than just electric shocking them.

I do agree though that the family farm is BETTER than the mass factory farm. And what should be regulated are the mass production facilities; the family farms should be unregulated. This guy appears to represent the family farm which I don't think should be regulated.

[hidethisnine]

It is too bad that school children are sometimes only exposed to one side of a conversation. If they want to regulate the food supply out of existance, so be it. It will be a short lived regulation.

[ksfarmgurl]

This is an excellent example of positive and successful animal agriculture in Kansas!

[fedbyag]

Thank you for providing such an acurate explaination of the challenges of production agriculture.