Annie Lowrey

They had instituted a policy, and they actually showed me it, that they had written out in English and Spanish for all of the farmhands just about what to look for canceri. They said they didn't get a lot of canceri because it's pretty cloudy there and UV exposure is one of the things that seems to be a factor in the development of canceri.

They had instituted a policy, and they actually showed me it, that they had written out in English and Spanish for all of the farmhands just about what to look for canceri. They said they didn't get a lot of canceri because it's pretty cloudy there and UV exposure is one of the things that seems to be a factor in the development of canceri.

They had instituted a policy, and they actually showed me it, that they had written out in English and Spanish for all of the farmhands just about what to look for canceri. They said they didn't get a lot of canceri because it's pretty cloudy there and UV exposure is one of the things that seems to be a factor in the development of canceri.

But they admitted, they were like, yeah, that cow should have been sold to auction or euthanized way sooner. That shouldn't have happened.

But they admitted, they were like, yeah, that cow should have been sold to auction or euthanized way sooner. That shouldn't have happened.

But they admitted, they were like, yeah, that cow should have been sold to auction or euthanized way sooner. That shouldn't have happened.

It was interesting. I had been bracing to get a lot of angry emails from farmers and organic farmers about, you know, did an isolated incident really mean a pattern of abuse? And I actually got a ton of notes from farmers, both organic and non-organic, saying that they thought that the substance of the piece was a little bit shocking and that it shouldn't have happened.

It was interesting. I had been bracing to get a lot of angry emails from farmers and organic farmers about, you know, did an isolated incident really mean a pattern of abuse? And I actually got a ton of notes from farmers, both organic and non-organic, saying that they thought that the substance of the piece was a little bit shocking and that it shouldn't have happened.

It was interesting. I had been bracing to get a lot of angry emails from farmers and organic farmers about, you know, did an isolated incident really mean a pattern of abuse? And I actually got a ton of notes from farmers, both organic and non-organic, saying that they thought that the substance of the piece was a little bit shocking and that it shouldn't have happened.

And a lot of them saying basically, yeah, like with a farm that big, I don't know how you would have really high standards for that many cows. I also got notes from some farmers who I think are really committed to doing it right. This was two dairy farmers in the Northeast.

And a lot of them saying basically, yeah, like with a farm that big, I don't know how you would have really high standards for that many cows. I also got notes from some farmers who I think are really committed to doing it right. This was two dairy farmers in the Northeast.

And a lot of them saying basically, yeah, like with a farm that big, I don't know how you would have really high standards for that many cows. I also got notes from some farmers who I think are really committed to doing it right. This was two dairy farmers in the Northeast.

And they said that they don't like the system as it exists either because there's some really high quality animal welfare certifiers, nonprofits, but there's some that are just industry fronts. If you can just like slap, you know, ethically sourced or certified as humane by so-and-so on any product, that means that it's not fair in an even playing field for all of the farmers either, right?

And they said that they don't like the system as it exists either because there's some really high quality animal welfare certifiers, nonprofits, but there's some that are just industry fronts. If you can just like slap, you know, ethically sourced or certified as humane by so-and-so on any product, that means that it's not fair in an even playing field for all of the farmers either, right?

And they said that they don't like the system as it exists either because there's some really high quality animal welfare certifiers, nonprofits, but there's some that are just industry fronts. If you can just like slap, you know, ethically sourced or certified as humane by so-and-so on any product, that means that it's not fair in an even playing field for all of the farmers either, right?

Bye.

Bye.

Bye.

Absolutely. So my answer to this is always, you can just eat less. You can just reduce your meat, dairy, and egg consumption by cutting it down. You don't have to go all the way. You could do it like once or twice a week, like one meal per day. That's great. That's like a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful start. Sometimes I hear people and they're like, my consumption doesn't matter.

Absolutely. So my answer to this is always, you can just eat less. You can just reduce your meat, dairy, and egg consumption by cutting it down. You don't have to go all the way. You could do it like once or twice a week, like one meal per day. That's great. That's like a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful start. Sometimes I hear people and they're like, my consumption doesn't matter.