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Remain Vigilant of Livestock Property Security and Surveillance

Livestock producers have many daily responsibilities when it comes to caring for and protecting their animals. One responsibility is to remain vigilant regarding individuals who oppose the use of animals for food or other purposes. [Source: National Hog Farmer 18 August 2020 by Heidi Carroll]
 
Animal rights activists have tried many tactics over time to eliminate any use of animals for food, fiber or entertainment. Some of these tactics include initiating stronger local and state animal abuse legislation, releasing or stealing animals from private property and becoming farm employees to create undercover videos, protesting and billboards or media campaigns.
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Drought & Heat Push Sheep Farm To The Limit!

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Drought and heat push sheep farm to the limits! When the weather turns against you, farming becomes a fight for survival. Here at Ewetopia Farms, we’ve been battling unrelenting heat, stifling humidity, choking wildfire smoke, and a month-long drought — and it’s taking a toll on both us and our sheep.
 
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