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Overall Rating: 3.56 based on 16 ratings
ItemImageDairy farming is a class of agricultural enterprise, raising female cattle for long-term production of milk, which may be either processed on-site or transported to a dairy for processing and eventual retail sale. Most dairy farms sell the male calves borne by their cows, sometimes for veal production, rather than raising non-milk-producing stock.

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MissPackRat4Jesus (37)
05/03/2008
How is this really hurting the animal?

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LadyJesusFan777 (33)
04/18/2008
There's nothing inhumane about this to my knowledge.

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MariusQelDroma (35)
04/17/2008
Drink up, boys. Ole Bessie will make more if you take care of her right. :)

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GenghisTheHun (171)
12/27/2007
The milk producing animals are the step parents of the human race. The symbiosis of man and dairy animal benefits both. Most dairy animals are treated humanely unlike the factory meat raising institutions. If you abuse a dairy animal, it generally won't produce.

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X Factor Z (13)
12/27/2007
Oh the cows aren't harmed that much, they're cows, all they do is sit around doing nothing anyway, beside, I want my cheese, ice cream, butter, etc.

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PlanetaryGear (52)
08/28/2005
I used to work at a dairy farm as a youngster and the milk cows there were treated like crappola. Dairy might be yummy (especially ice cream) but it IS bad for you and I've been slowly weening myself off of it, for health reasons. Cow milk is for baby cows, not adult humans, though I can't fault anyone for indulging in the many culinary wonders that dairy provides us, because I am just as guilty.

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Djahuti (56)
08/28/2005
As long as the cows are treated well and not shot full of antibiotics and hormones.Some dairies treat their cows very badly,and you are drinking pus from infected teats in their milk products.(no joke).That's one of the reasons I always pay a little extra for Organic Milk.

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Daccory (15)
08/25/2005
The nutritionists in the UK and the US and the rest of Europe have determined through extensive tests that dairy foods can result in greaer levels of prostate cancer. (I will gladly supply full lists of tests conducted) Human beings cannot digest lactose in cow's milk comfortably after three years of age! There is such a high incidence of intestinal disease (any disease for that matter) relating to animal fats, that it should be obvious to most people that a diet of animal produce long term is not conducive to good levels of human health. The diet should involve a good mix of supportive elements, omega 3 and 6 fats, flaxseed for example, the right beans and pulses, soy isoflavins, etc. Doctors should get more training on the chemistry of the body before dishing out pills to counteract the west's appalling diet.

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Mr.Political (18)
08/25/2005
I hate milk and most dairy products but I doubt, regardless of whatever PETA say's, it will give you prostate cancer (particularly if you're a woman...).

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texasyankee (21)
08/23/2005
Mostly cows, goats and sheep. I guess other animals are used as well, but please No dog or cat cheese lol

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CastleBee (83)
08/23/2005
Haven't got a problem with it if kindness and consideration are involved.

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numbah16tdhaha (151)
08/23/2005
I'd say this is legit. Milk and cheese are a good thing.

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