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  1. Awesome! That is the greatest thing I've ever heard! Now I know I'm actually eating dessert when I'm having my steak! I'll put some chocolate sauce on it next time, and some of those awesome yellow bananas.

    1. blank Anonymous says:

      HAHAHAHAHA <3 -see you in heaven!

  2. I suggest everyone read the full report – it's interesting when you take excerpts from it, and change the context like you did, but you neglected to mention some very important reasons for their actions. I do not agree with what these animals are being fed, but having been a dairy farmer I also understand what troubles you face when there is a drought and you have no feed for your animals. As was stated in the original article, this is NOT common practice, but a result of searching for feed. If the animals had nothing to eat at all, I'm sure everyone would have some condemning words for the owners there too.

    1. blank Anonymous says:

      Slashing costs doesn't make it acceptable to feed cows cancer-causing junk.

    2. blank Anonymous says:

      I'm sure you also use growth hormones.

  3. blank Anonymous says:

    Disgusting! Thanks for bringing this to our attention, Anthony

  4. blank Politics can blow me says:

    Done, and done. Well played sir!

  5. blank John Downey says:

    Let's be fair and correct here. First off the farmer usually doesn't have access to these surplus bulk foods, the livestock feeders use these surplus and waste food food products, not farmers. Which has the worst effect on the consumer, animals fed on surplus human food or GMO grain? In my opinion GMO grain will do us more harm than the waste human food. Also this human food has been fed for decades, it's edible, it can't be sold in the grocery store for some reason so it's prudent to put it to some use. If you want to improve the quality of food you eat do your part to get rid of GMO grain and get the Dept of Agriculture to offer more services to organic farmers. Actually consumers get what they insist on and are willing to pay for. Do you eat what's available or what you demand?

  6. blank Grace Pike says:

    tis sold to the public? Where have the rules and laws of this country gone?I would like some answers,all of this is a bunch of garbage,our food our medecins,and our water,even our air that we that we take in every day is poluted.I am a ranchers daughter and we feed our stoch a healthy diet as well as our self.we are what we eat the same as our animals,where is our Humane society?Do they all have there heads in a sand hole.Who can we trust?We are aall being killed by allowing this to go on.We need to do something.The drouth sure shot a hole in my growing organic foof this summer,but i am still trying,

    1. blank Frank Marshall says:

      This post by the "cattle ranchers [sic] daughter" is nothing short of appalling for its illiteracy. There must be 20 mistakes in it! I have seen black people who actually write better than this!

      1. Are you serious Frank?

  7. blank Anonymous says:

    Our life expectancy keeps increasing… I'm not concerned.

  8. Frank, I can't believe how judgmental you are…how about paying attention to the content of her post, which is pretty good!

  9. blank signalfire1 says:

    Gummy worms are made from boiled cattle bones; since prions are not destroyed by boiling, this means that the cattle are being fed mad cow prions, once again. And being made into cannibals…

  10. I agree the world is very polluted, you are 100 percent correct. We all need to call the agencies involved in our food and water and air as well as our senators and congress representatives to stop this madness. If the 305 million or so people who inhabit the USA make the effort we will win this fight! I also wanted
    to say that I have had good luck with the buble sprinklers for gardens, trees such as fruit trees and even for lawns. They use very little, and I mean very little water and I highly recommend them!

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