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Originally Posted by wgrr
Most byproducts of slaughter houses are recycled by processing it into a form that can be used to supplement the feed that animals being fed out for slaughter eat. Yes, the cow is slaughtered and the left overs are fed to the next cow in line. Neat, huh,
It is widely thought that chickens are fed growth hormones. That is 100% false. The chickens have cattle byproducts in their feed which contain bovine growth hormones. More neat stuff.
At one time we were encouraged to feed the chicken litter, from our houses, mixed with molasses to our cattle. Many farmers did. We did not.
pet food does contain animal byproducts. What do you think they do with the millions of cubic yards of chicken and turkey entrails that come out of the processing plant in my neck of the woods. Every part of the animal is used for something.
I have worked on equipment in these plants. I only buy locally grown meats. I won't touch the crap coming out of these plants.
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You have an aversion to dining on buttholes and eyeballs?
Chas