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No , the UK will just stop keeping nasty cattle . that will show em how its done .....then we can save the world.... and import it all from over there cos it don't count if we import it cos people can't see it , aren't we goodie to shoes
I wonder how they breed these long tidy growth types of cattle from from the short legged gutty breeding stock that is so common there.Take a look inside one of the nation's largest cattle feedlots | AGDAILY
Michelle Miller was excited to tour a massive cattle feedlot where they have more than 150,000 head of beef cattle and over a hundred employees.
Take a look inside one of the nation's largest cattle feedlots | AGDAILY
Michelle Miller was excited to tour a massive cattle feedlot where they have more than 150,000 head of beef cattle and over a hundred employees.
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even if getting rid of cattle did make a difference which it doesn't us getting rid of them in this country wouldn't make a differenceNo , the UK will just stop keeping nasty cattle . that will show em how its done .....then we can save the world.... and import it all from over there cos it don't count if we import it cos people can't see it , aren't we goodie to shoes
My point exactly
You'd soon wear out a tyre on a wheelbarrowPfft. Chicago stockyard covered 375 acres back in the 1950s ...
Go big or go home
This is a saleyard not a feed lot!Pfft. Chicago stockyard covered 375 acres back in the 1950s ...
Go big or go home
No that was the Chicago Saleyard , I think set up some where around 1870. Then it was used to accomodate large herds driven on foot sometimes over a thousand miles from Texas. Most of these animals were sold on to fatteners and then brought back and sold fat to butchers . It incorporated large lairage facilities
In the global picture of food production the UK is really a pi55 in the ocean !
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