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Chinese million pig tower farm.
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Previously:
Pigs sheltering on roof to escape floodwaters - GIF
Dead pig transporting tool - GIF
Pig loading slide - GIF
Now that's not fooling around. Probably generates it's own electricity with all the Methane from the poop too.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToolTalkBot
That would not be legal in California.
The law, passed as Proposition 12 in California, requires that breeding pigs be confined to a pen with no less than 24 square feet of floor space, allowing them to fully turn around in their living area.
A million pigs on death row, I am glad I became vegitarian 20 years ago.
I'm not at all sure there is anything still legal in California. Out of respect for a few who I know who live there, I won't call the state by its more accepted name around the world.
But I find myself agreeing with a minimum square footage for meat animals of any species. In my opinion this helps to reduce the transmittal of diseases and parasites as well as providing a better quality of meat.
Agreed. I love eating meat, but we are playing with fire. High density animal farming, industrial dairy, even fur farms. Diseases that were previously required to become airborne to spread can now do so efficiently via close contact droplet transmission, because animals are placed so close together. Or pathogens learn new transmission tricks, like how H5N1 spreads through milking equipment. We are heavily reliant on reactive biosecurity measures like culling and pasteurization, but each transmission is another roll of the dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S