Sabotage - Dairy Farm Fires & other threats to our food supply

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“After the April, 1986 catastrophe at the reactor in Chernobyl, some of the food being imported into the U.S. was so highly radioactive that the FDA secretly seized it, to prevent the public from being concerned. The first cow found to have BSE in England was in November, 1986, several months after England’s pastures had been heavily contaminated by rainfall carrying radioactive material from Chernobyl, which soaked into the soil and continued to contaminate crops for years (and will continue, for centuries). The number of sick cows increased rapidly to a peak in 1992. Human deaths from the similar disease (“variant CJD”) began a few years later.

In June, 2000, a wildfire burned across southern Washington, turning the radioactive vegetation on the Hanford Nuclear Site into radioactive smoke, contaminating a wide area, including farms, dairies, and orchards. In 2003, the first cow in the U.S. with BSE was reported, from a dairy a few miles from the Hanford Site.” -Ray Peat
 
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This was posted by Birdie…

“Apparently, this is true. My oldest son is a gentleman farmer and has 20 head of cattle, plants 104 acres of soybeans and has 24 egg-laying chickens. Last year the chickens stopped laying eggs and he had been buying the feed from Tractor Supply. He inquired and was told it was the Tractor Suuply feed that caused the abrupt change in egg laying. He went to a local feed store in Central Ohio and ordered a non-Gmo mix for egg laying chicks. He purged the old chickens and bought all new ones, and they are now laying eggs like crazy. He says that from now on he will by a special non-Gmo mix of feed, for only a few cents per pound more."
 

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“Pollution of the environment and food supply by estrogenic chemicals is getting increased attention. Early in the study of estrogens, it was noticed that soot, containing polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, was both estrogenic and carcinogenic. Since then, it has been found that phenolics and chlorinated hydrocarbons are significantly estrogenic, and that many estrogenic herbicides, pesticides, and industrial by-products persist in the environment, causing infertility, deformed reproductive organs, tumors, and other biological defects, including immunodeficiency. In the Columbia River, a recent study found that about 25% of the otters and muskrats were anatomically deformed.“ -Ray Peat
 
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“Estrogenic pollution kills birds, panthers, alligators, old men, young women, fish, seals, babies, and ecosystems. Some of these chemicals are sprayed on forests by the US Department of Agriculture, where they enter lakes, underwater aquifers, rivers, and oceans. Private businesses spray them on farms and orchards, or put them into the air as smoke or vapors, or dump them directly into rivers. Homeowners put them on their lawns and gardens.” -Ray Peat
 
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“Natural estrogens, from human urine, enter the rivers from sewage. Many tons of synthetic and pharmaceutical estrogens, administered to menopausal women in quantities much larger than their bodies ever produced metabolically, are being added to the rivers.” -Ray Peat
 
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“…two-thirds of family-sized commercial dairies were lost between about 1997 to 2017 as factory farms, exporters and a handful of powerful cooperatives came to dominate dairy. Trade association executives are making huge salaries as ordinary farms go under.”

“Larger farms are less likely to graze their cattle, instead relying on purchased feed – the single largest source of greenhouse gases from industrialised agriculture. In addition, factory farms store manure in liquid form which encourages the release of methane – unlike field cattle whose manure decomposes with minimal emissions.“

US dairy policies drive small farms to ‘get big or get out’ as monopolies get rich | Environment | The Guardian

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> Misguided policies have hurt small-scale farms while enriching agribusinesses and corporate lobbyists, analysis shows
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