The ever - optimistic Ohio farmer Gene Logsdon, for instance, makes a persuasive case for returning to grass - feeding steers, hogs, chicken, dairy cows and sheep instead of
the concentrated feedlot farming favored by industrial agribusiness.
They plan to expel farmers and graziers from most land areas, with food produced in
concentrated feedlots, factory farms, communal gardens and hydroponics.
Not exact matches
The animals from which our meat comes must spend their entire life on the farm — absolutely no CAFOs (
Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations) or
feedlots.
An Annex I listing would likely put an end to much of the «tuna ranching» operations in the Mediterranean, where trawlers catch live bluefin schools and
concentrate them in aquatic
feedlots, fattening them up for a few months before sending them to market.
You could not crowd animals into these
feedlots or feed them this highly
concentrated ration without giving them antibiotics.
Specifically under fire are
concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs, the large - scale
feedlots where thousands of dairy cattle, poultry and pigs are confined for their entire lives.