Bastard CBC

[blackpowder]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/what-on-earth-newsletter-e-waste-elizabeth-may-1.5104341

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Well, this quote was news to me:

"The meat industry is one of the largest sectors of the Canadian economy and it retains strong social influence on politics, marketing, media and education more generally."

Had anyone else noticed that?

Grassfarmer, what can we do, and what are you and NFU doing to counter such articles?

[the big wheel]

Well, this quote was news to me:



Had anyone else noticed that?

Grassfarmer, what can we do, and what are you and NFU doing to counter such articles?

They must mean dairy? Has influence because nothing else in agriculture has any influence at least not at the producer level.

[woodland]

They must mean dairy? Has influence because nothing else in agriculture has any influence at least not at the producer level.

Sad but true..... My cows are eating grass off land too ugly for farming and the stuff we do farm is questionable too. I’m literally making something outta nothing and I’m the “bad guy” apparently. My midnight snack of Hawaiian pizza after checking cows definitely wouldn’t be the same without that “evil” ham and cheese on it. The fact the pineapple came halfway around the world is fine apparently ......😋

[jimmy]

So I quess it’s now fashionable to break up native sod to grow beans. Hutterites will be happy

[Braveheart]

Sad but true..... My cows are eating grass off land too ugly for farming and the stuff we do farm is questionable too. I’m literally making something outta nothing and I’m the “bad guy” apparently. My midnight snack of Hawaiian pizza after checking cows definitely wouldn’t be the same without that “evil” ham and cheese on it. The fact the pineapple came halfway around the world is fine apparently ......😋

You aren't making something outta nothing. You're converting solar energy to protein.

[blackpowder]

The devolution of journalism and broadcasting in general is sad.
For CBC to churn that stuff is treasonous.
The holes in this fiction work are ridiculous.

[littledoggie]

Like it or not, dairy produces meat too and lots of it. They do have the stronger voice when it comes to government.

This from the article jumped out at me:

"Gladwin said as much as 70 per cent of the Amazon has been deforested for factory-farmed beef."

Is this a bigger issue for the powers that be? As opposed to the type of land here in Canada that is used for production?

CBC is part of the New World Order whoever the f**k they are. I saw a banner on a news channel that said the leaders of the New World Order (whoever the f**k they are) are very concerned that their existence is threatened by all the right-of-center governments getting elected - including Donald Trump.

[Klause]

Like it or not, dairy produces meat too and lots of it. They do have the stronger voice when it comes to government.

This from the article jumped out at me:

"Gladwin said as much as 70 per cent of the Amazon has been deforested for factory-farmed beef."

Is this a bigger issue for the powers that be? As opposed to the type of land here in Canada that is used for production?

CBC is part of the New World Order whoever the f**k they are. I saw a banner on a news channel that said the leaders of the New World Order (whoever the f**k they are) are very concerned that their existence is threatened by all the right-of-center governments getting elected - including Donald Trump.

That part of the article is bullshit.


First of all, they they grown beans in the deforested areas - not catlte.


Second of all beef in Brazil isn't factory farmed. They are raised on grass, in areas not dit for soybean production

Of course you'd need a clue about ag and geography to know that and these imbrcioe reporters have neither.

[grassfarmer]

That part of the article is bullshit.


First of all, they they grown beans in the deforested areas - not catlte.


Second of all beef in Brazil isn't factory farmed. They are raised on grass, in areas not dit for soybean production

Of course you'd need a clue about ag and geography to know that and these imbrcioe reporters have neither.

That's not entirely accurate klause - soy bean meal is fed to cattle but more importantly is the source of protein for the poultry sector so a lot of the cleared land growing beans is producing something that gets fed in a "factory farm" somewhere. They have a feedlot sector in Brazil and it's expanding - feeding maybe 4 million cattle a year.