Even if everything you say is true the fact is these huge operations are viewed as Industrial farms by a majority of the American public and they don't like what they see.Along with GMOs and Gov't farm subsidies the public at large has a very dim view of large scale agriculture.You fellows have lost the PR battle by throwing in with the likes of Monsanto and other mega corporations that also have a huge PR problem.Also you fellows make it worse for yourselves by calling your customers,the American consuming public,Stupid,Idiots and such names.Why do you think locally grown and local farmers' markets are exploding in popularity? Because people will spend their $$$ on things and food they want to buy and hate to have something shoved down their throats they don't want.Take a lesson from the US automakers they ridiculed the foreign car makers in the 70's and 80's but after getting hammered in the marketplace by consumers had to change their way of doing things.
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