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The beef industry has contributed to more American deaths than all the wars of this century, all natural disasters, and all automobile accidents combined. If beef is your idea of “real food for real people,” you’d better live real close to a real good hospital. —Neal D. Barnard, MD, President, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine – NOEL VEGAN FITNESS STAR – Below i leave a few links Where you guys can check out the health benefits from a vegan diet. Thank you for your time and much love to all! – www.Facebook.com Best Speech You will Ever Hear – www.youtube.com Charlotte Gerson – How Much Protein? – www.youtube.com The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes – www.youtube.com Please Watch – www.youtube.com nutritionfacts.org www.forksoverknives.com www.milkdocumentary.com www.veganhealth.org www.veganhealth.org www.enveg.org soulveggie.blogs.com “Dairy foods are the most harmful of the traditional four food groups.”- Dr. John McDougall ’The time will come when men will look on the murder of animals as they now look on the murder of men’ Leonardo da Vinci
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Mother and Daughter Separated at Birth part2
Stop Animal Cruelty: The Cruel Fate of Cows In this series we take a look at the dairy industry and how cows are treated. if you love animals then dont eat them Think! Before you eat! Source:suprememastertv.com
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Farmers and industry groups alike are lauding the vote approving the Trading Among Farmers scheme. The final stage of Fonterra’s capital restructuring programme was given the seal of approval by shareholders yesterday, passing with nearly 90% support. Farmers gathered around the country on Tuesday for final voting and to hear the results, which the co-op is calling a landmark day in its history. Federated Farmers is leading the chorus of industry groups praising the result. Dairy Chairman Lachlan McKenzie says the restructuring will reassure dairy farmers now facing Emissions Trading Scheme costs. But business commentator Bernard Hickey says while the decision will ease the burden on Fonterra’s balance sheet, it may not bring the outside capital the co-op hopes. Country99TV is a subscriber channel on SkyTV, which focusses on providing interesting, relevant information and entertainment to farmers and the rural community in New Zealand. For more information go to www.country99tv.co.nz
Diary of a Session Musician 1
Stevie Mac’s Dairy – this video exposes the day to day life of session musician Steven Mckenzie and what he gets up to in order to advance in the the music industry. IN this Blog Stevie shows how his work circumstances can change at moment and how he has to deal with it. Stevie Mac also has to try to fit in his other projects whilst doing his main job.
Global Recession Impacts Dairy Prices, Farmers
Amid the economic slowdown, the dairy industry is being hit with high costs and lower profits, forcing many farmers to make tough decisions. NewsHour special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye looks at how some California farmers are responding to depressed global demand.
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Several hundred European dairy farmers on Monday staged a protest in Brussels calling for fair milk prices as European agriculture ministers were meeting. About a dozen tractors with farmers mostly from Belgium, Germany, France and the Netherlands made their way to the Schuman roundabout in the heart of the European quarter. According to a background note on the ministerial meeting, farm ministers were due to discuss a report produced by the EU’s ‘High Level Group on Milk. The meeting was due to finish after lunch. The.EU expert group last month drummed up seven recommendations to stabilise the dairy market and ensure a fair income for producers. The experts last month called on the Commission to draft either guidelines or a legislative proposal covering contractual relations between milk producers and milk processors. Formal written contracts regarding the price, volume and timing of deliveries of raw milk and the duration of contracts must be further developed, they say. Member states could make use of these contracts compulsory, the group stresses. Such ‘contractualisation’ at EU level between producers of agricultural commodities and industry is not currently possible. Read more at: www.euractiv.com
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Off Grid Vegan Community – Independant & Unaddicted to Society
I seek to start an off grid vegan community that is 95% self reliant and not addicted to main stream society. This commune will be simple and self sufficient without needing very much outside support from the government, the utility companies, schools, gas companies, etc. How can this be? First of all we don’t need addictive foods. We have worked our way into consuming only whole vegan foods and are totally off of wheat, dairy, sugar, meat and other destructive foods. Also, we are not utilizing the utility companies and are not dependant on them either! We don’t need to play by the general public’s rules because we don’t live near them. Additionally, we don’t pay into their kitty and support their addictions – the utility companies, the insurance companies, the medical industry, war, welfare, social security, criminal justice & prisons, and all the rest of the idiocy they have created. We make our own solar panels, save our own water in cisterns, connect to the internet via satellite, build natural houses using straw bale – cob or earthen, grow our own food organically, heat our houses safely and do things in a communal way. If all this sounds good to you please email me: brett@vitalitymassage.net
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Market to Market January 22, 2010 (#3521)
Prior to the global recession, growing foreign demand drives milk prices to record highs and prompts dairy producers to expand their herds. But in 2009, the export market goes dry, and dairy prices fell well below the average cost of production. We’ll examine the economic outlook for America’s dairy industry on a special edition of Market to Market.
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The University of Wisconsin has recently completed a million free-stall barn that will allow the land-grant institution to continue its dedication and commitment to the state’s dairy industry. For more information on the production of your food, visit www.FeedstuffsFoodLink.com
Market to Market January 22, 2010 (#3521)
Prior to the global recession, growing foreign demand drives milk prices to record highs and prompts dairy producers to expand their herds. But in 2009, the export market goes dry, and dairy prices fell well below the average cost of production. We’ll examine the economic outlook for America’s dairy industry on a special edition of Market to Market.
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Market to Market January 22, 2010 (#3521)
Prior to the global recession, growing foreign demand drives milk prices to record highs and prompts dairy producers to expand their herds. But in 2009, the export market goes dry, and dairy prices fell well below the average cost of production. We’ll examine the economic outlook for America’s dairy industry on a special edition of Market to Market.
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The University of Wisconsin has recently completed a million free-stall barn that will allow the land-grant institution to continue its dedication and commitment to the state’s dairy industry. For more information on the production of your food, visit www.FeedstuffsFoodLink.com
Scotland Tonight – Milk price cuts
Cuts to the milk price paid to farmers is “the final nail in the coffin”, warns a union boss. Dozens of Scottish dairy farmers attended a summit in London on Wednesday warning the UK government that cuts to milk prices could drive them out of business. The reductions of up to 2p per litre from August follow cuts for many dairy farmers imposed in the spring, and the NFU is warning that producing a litre of milk now costs many farmers significantly more than what they are paid for it. The farming industry is also preparing for the worst harvest in decades because of the wet weather. Speaking on Scotland Tonight NFU Scotland’s Allan Bowie said that the milk price cut is the final straw for farmers. He said: “I think there’s a huge pent up anger and frustration that this price cut come August is the final nail in the coffin and it’s not often farmers come out to demonstrate. “What we heard today was 2500 people who took the time having milked their cows in the morning to come into London and just explain the dire straits they are in.” He added: “The whole supply chain needs to understand why we need a fair price for the milk here.” Also on Wednesday’s programme was The Scottish Farmer’s Alasdair Fletcher and Sandy Ramsay from Scottish Agricultural College. Alasdair Fletcher said: “The fundamental problem is the contracts that the farmers have with their milk buyers. These contracts are basically a disgrace and have been since day one. “It’s like going into a shop to buy a …
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Legacy TV Special Episode 6: Part 1 of 3
Leave a Legacy TV: The women of America’s agricultural community make a difference as they take the reins in a male-dominated industry. Exemplary women provide sound role models for our daughters. Join us for this episode and learn from the experiences and perspective of Jessica Lundberg of Lundberg Family Farms, Angie May of Minich-May Family Farms, Kimberly Clauss of Clauss Dairy Farms, and Dr. Jennifer Ryder Fox of California State University, Chico. Learn more at www.FarmJournalLegacyProject.com.