American and German attitudes towards cow-calf separation on dairy farms

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In one study of US and German adults, around 55% had never set foot on a commercial dairy farm. I hadn't either. I had firm opinions about food I'd never seen produced. I don't think people are callous. I think the distance is the design. https://t.c…

@fnafknight @VLAD21012025 @weirddalle https://t.co/J3qZ6LKgzV https://t.co/LGIpgFJMf7 https://t.co/fWOVlFGiMZ https://t.co/yUyM9MndJn https://t.co/HHWO2aCrM3

@CDCoffelt And one more! The just as humane separation of the mother from her child after every birth: https://t.co/PCSGgs9p5H "Separating the calf from the cow shortly after birth is a routine practice on dairy farms around the world."

Horrible #vegan #calf #calfseperation #humainefarming #farming https://t.co/GqA6XHZKjj)-,1.,2.

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