- Location
- South Wales UK
Exactly, People do what they want in the end???
“The animal agriculture industry is not long for this world”
- Thread starter Bald Rick
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Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Have you not got enough terminally stupid of your own?
I don’t want to go from frying pan to fire
- Location
- Bay of Plenty NZ
Unfortunately there is here and we are an exporting nation that relies on exporting animal products, be that milk products or meat.
Roger Perry
Member
Have you not got enough terminally stupid of your own?
I don’t want to go from frying pan to fire
Come and enjoy the real world, rural USA.
Possibly because farming is isolationist - even with the bigger farms, the burden is carried by the boss.
- Location
- Devon
The principal driver of climate change is consumerism.
Consumerism is what made Bill Gates one of the richest men in the world.
It should be no surprise to anyone that he intends to sell us all 'the answer'.
Sustainability is the opposite to consumerism.
It is all about the common man retaining and sharing resources and not giving the upper echelons a cut for processing, branding and moving.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
You couldn’t get a much more efficient and environmentally benign source of energy than the giant solar power station that is grass fed livestock especially where you have clover leys Feedstock is carbon dioxide and sunlight. Win win, all recycled including incidental methane.
But instead of that the powers that be envisage what? Biochemical rector vessels powered by …..? Feedstock is ,,,,,,,,? All of this nonsense will consume yet more resources, generate yet more waste all to provide a very poor imitation of a natural product that is shrewdly here. tried and tested. It’s called meat. Nothing wrong with it. Carry on.
But instead of that the powers that be envisage what? Biochemical rector vessels powered by …..? Feedstock is ,,,,,,,,? All of this nonsense will consume yet more resources, generate yet more waste all to provide a very poor imitation of a natural product that is shrewdly here. tried and tested. It’s called meat. Nothing wrong with it. Carry on.
- Location
- South Molton
I always thought I was normal like the majority of the population, but as I gain in years I am sure I am no longer normal and bloody grateful I am not!
Roger Perry
Member
Needs' some urgent dental work.
I thought all Americans had pearly white teeth ….
Bet you 10 quid that people are still eating meat in 15 years
Roger Perry
Member
Maybe its' a work in progress............down to the last couple of visits', maybe..?
Ain‘t taking that bet …. There is an interesting piece in the business section of the same paper suggesting that this sort of “meat” will struggle to get below $50 per pound (as opposed to around $6 per pound from an animal) due to costs of scale and the acute problems of stopping contamination in the bio-reactors
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wanton dwarf
Member
Yep.
Perhaps small AD is an answer for on farm fertiliser - but probably far too many balls to be kept in the air at once unless it's built to cater for multiple farms.
- Location
- Devon
A Thousand times this^
Animal agriculture uses natural and renewable resources.
All those claiming their products are 'better' than meat should have to give some precise figures of the water, energy, ingredients etc that they use so they can be scrutinised and properly compared.
I'm very confident that most don't know and don't want to know, they just argue that it is better because it reduces the use of meat and that's what the 'experts' advise.
- Location
- DD9.
Prominent set of canines for someone who doesn’t eat meat
Maybe just drinks the blood.
- Location
- East Essexshire
Anyone know anything about moving to Russia to farm? I'm reckoning Vladivostok area would be quite a nice place to set up.