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    Tag: pathogens

    Preview 5 — You Know You Live Near a Factory Farm When Your Kids Go Fishing with a Pool Skimmer

    An Uncensored Look at Today’s Farming Practices by Doug Baird

    New group of ten pages from the book:

    16. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when the farmers and the regulators are the same people.52. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when “agritourism” means they’ve come to study the new pathogens.78. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when you realize they’re an invasive species.25. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when your viewscape is turkey vultures circling the offal bins.14. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when your Bed and Breakfast is shut and closed.49. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when it’s no laughing matter.26. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when the air you breathe would get a toxic waste dump shut down.29. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when blowflies are the top of the food chain.15. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when you’re a long way from a country club. 50. You know you live near a Factory Farm, when politicians won’t kiss your blue baby.

    Posted on May 16, 2018July 4, 2019Categories Rural Tompkins BlogsTags Agricultural pollution, blow flies, blue baby, blue-green algae, cafo, factory farms, invasive species, liquid manure, pathogens, rural tompkins County, soil and water committee, Tompkins County, voluntary guidelines
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