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Utterly disgusting! It is a fake article created for click bait to spread lies. Boosted and comments turned off. This is not what platforms should allow and has nothing to do with Free Speech. It's deliberately misleading.

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Happy 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough 🎉❤️ The broadcaster who changed how we see the natural world. #DavidAttenborough

#HappyBirthday David Attenborough 💯 #nature #environment #icon

From all of our family to all of your families - Happy Easter! #HappyEaster #EasterWeek

A&E attendance yesterday. Told the doctor I was autistic. "You don't look autistic" she said... Autistic people look like everyone else, as autism is a neurological difference, not a physical appearance. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay

The perfect Easter present! Find our drinks online or in Holland & Barrett, Grape Tree, village/farm shops or delicatessen #eastergift

@ClarksonsFarm1 Old, very old news

THE COWS ARE OUT! 😍🐄 Just in case you needed to smile this Monday! 🎥 stamfreyfarm #cows #spring #farmlife #dairyfarming

Activist: "A third of all crops grown globally are fed to livestock. That's obscene." Farmer: "A significant portion of that is crop byproducts and materials that don't meet human food standards." Activist: "Crops are crops." Farmer: "The broken biscuits at the factory. The oilseed cake after pressing. The sugar beet pulp. The distillers' grain after whisky production." Activist: "Still food." Farmer: "Not food anyone is eating. It goes to landfill or it goes to cattle." Activist: "Someone could eat it." Farmer: "The biscuit that broke in the factory could have been a fine biscuit. It wasn't. My cattle are its retirement home." Activist: "That can't be most of the figure." Farmer: "It's a huge chunk of it. The figure is regularly presented without that context." Activist: "Where did you read that." Farmer: "I feed the cattle. I know what they eat." Activist: "But still..." Farmer: "The broken biscuits are their favourite, since you're asking."

Activist: "Wool is exploitation. I only wear synthetics." Farmer: "Synthetics shed microplastics into the ocean." Activist: "Still better than using an animal." Farmer: "An animal that needs shearing regardless." Activist: "You profit from it." Farmer: "Barely. Wool prices have collapsed." Activist: "Then stop producing it." Farmer: "I shear them because they need shearing. The wool is what's left over." Activist: "An exploitative byproduct." Farmer: "A biodegradable, renewable byproduct of a necessary haircut." Activist: "I still won't wear it." Farmer: "The river would prefer you did." Activist: "What does that mean?" Farmer: "Microplastics."

Activist: "Every time a cow breathes out it's contributing to climate change." Farmer: "That's not quite how it works." Activist: "Cows emit CO2 when they breathe." Farmer: "So do you." Activist: "Not at the same volume." Farmer: "The CO2 a cow breathes out came from the grass it ate, which came from the atmosphere." Activist: "It's still adding to the carbon in the air." Farmer: "It's returning carbon that was already in the air. Via the grass. That's a cycle." Activist: "Cycles still add up." Farmer: "A closed cycle doesn't add up. It goes around." Activist: "You're being evasive." Farmer: "I'm describing photosynthesis and respiration." Activist: "In a way that conveniently excuses your cattle." Farmer: "In a way that's accurate. The inconvenience is coincidental." Activist: "I'll look it up." Farmer: "You'll find it under GCSE Biology. Chapter three, roughly."

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I don’t spray poison on my farm. No: - herbicides - pesticides - insecticides. The animals receive no prophylactic medication. The soil grows what it will; stewardship of the land and cattle together improves soil and maintains health. Eat real red meat and animal fat; buy the best you can.

Make it REAL! Nothing artificial and real ginger inside... #Real #NaturalRemedies #HealthyLiving

Activist: "Your cows are fed soy from cleared rainforests." Farmer: "My cows eat grass." Activist: "All cattle eat soy." Farmer: "Mine don't. They're ruminants. Grass is literally what they're designed to eat." Activist: "Industrial cattle are fed soy." Farmer: "I'm not industrial. I'm watching them eat grass right now." Activist: "But most beef comes from..." Farmer: "Most beef in Britain comes from grass-fed cattle. We have this thing called rain. Makes grass grow quite well." Activist: "The statistics say...." Farmer: "The statistics are global. You're standing in Cumbria." Activist: "Still, the global supply chain..." Farmer: "Doesn't include me. My supply chain is: grass to cow to butcher to customer. Four steps. No soy." Activist: "You're an exception." Farmer: "I'm the norm here."

IPM - Integrated Pest Management should be adopted by every farmer and this is why Case Studies! #pestmoniutoring #pestmanagement #naturebasedsolution #farming nffn.org.uk/resources/embr…