Posted by ford9000puller on May 01, 2015 at 13:23:09 from (104.153.220.62):
In Reply to: chickens posted by roy prins on April 30, 2015 at 17:50:24:
There's nothing worse than people saying things about something they know nothing about. I'm glad some others spoke up too and said its not from the manure. We raise turkeys in Missouri and had a case about 7 miles from us in March. It is very scary what AI can do to a flock and raising turkeys supports my Dad, Mom, me, my wife and our 2 kids so we do all we can to keep disease out of our barns. Sometimes though things happen that you can't prevent. If the farm where that manure was coming from had AI they would have been quarantined and nothing could go in our out for 21 days is how they handled the farm here. I get tired of people complaining about manure. What are we supposed to do with it, we can't spread it on our own farm with out mountains of paperwork, we cant pile it outside of our stack shed with out worry of somebody turning us in, and people like you don't want anyone to spread it so what are we supposed to do with it? Sometimes people need to stop and think about where their food comes from and what it takes to get it there. It doesn't magically appear in the grocery store!!! If some of these people get there way there is no way anyone will want to raise any animals. I'm pretty sure I couldn't take grass and tofu for every meal.
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