Do you raise grain???? If you do don"t complain about a big user of the crop you raise. As for them ruining the environment. I have seen many more little hog farmers make messes than large ones. I also remember sows laying on half their litters before gestation grates. So it is cruel to have the sow not lay on the piglets?????
As for factory farming. Why don"t you go buy ten sows and then raise the pigs to finish weight. Do that twice each year. Then quit all you other income and live off of your profit from the hogs you raise. We will see how long you would last until you had a larger operation. Most of these "factory farms" are just individual farmers trying to improve their income to survive or bring their kids back into the operation.
Used to be every farm had live stock. Mine still does. Guess WHAT? there are smells. So now we have people without any live stock that don"t want the country smells in "their" area. I say to those complaining about that. MOVE TO TOWN!!!
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