Western Society And: SEX


passpatoo
#61
[quote="Reverend Blair"]
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Girls entering puberty earlier has been tied to the use of bovine growth hormone in some studies done in the US, btw. There was an article on it in Utne Reader five or six years ago. I'm not sure how more study it has gotten, just that a Florida Fox affiliate fired two reporters for doing the story.

After posting that, I recalled something about hormones in our food being suspect. I'm not sure I was subscribing to Utne at that time or I got it from somewhere else.
 
passpatoo
#62
[quote="Reverend Blair"]
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Girls entering puberty earlier has been tied to the use of bovine growth hormone in some studies done in the US, btw. There was an article on it in Utne Reader five or six years ago. I'm not sure how more study it has gotten, just that a Florida Fox affiliate fired two reporters for doing the story.

After posting that, I recalled something about hormones in our food being suspect. I'm not sure I was subscribing to Utne at that time or I got it from somewhere else.
 
passpatoo
#63
[quote="Reverend Blair"]
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Girls entering puberty earlier has been tied to the use of bovine growth hormone in some studies done in the US, btw. There was an article on it in Utne Reader five or six years ago. I'm not sure how more study it has gotten, just that a Florida Fox affiliate fired two reporters for doing the story.

After posting that, I recalled something about hormones in our food being suspect. I'm not sure I was subscribing to Utne at that time or I got it from somewhere else.
 
peapod
#64
How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?
 
peapod
#65
How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?
 
peapod
#66
How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?
 
Twila
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#67
I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

They give growth hormones to chickens too. Not for bigger chickens but for quicker turnover.
 
Twila
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#68
I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

They give growth hormones to chickens too. Not for bigger chickens but for quicker turnover.
 
Twila
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#69
I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

They give growth hormones to chickens too. Not for bigger chickens but for quicker turnover.
 
peapod
#70
Twila check out this site...-- they also have a message board you might want to read.
 
peapod
#71
Twila check out this site...-- they also have a message board you might want to read.
 
peapod
#72
Twila check out this site...-- they also have a message board you might want to read.
 
Reverend Blair
#73
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How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?

Some in the US, they use it to make heifers mature faster but once they are producing there is no need. Most BGH comes from meat though.

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I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

It's usually 18 months to two years before they can be bred, Twila. Unless, of course, you use BGH.

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What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.
 
Reverend Blair
#74
Quote:

How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?

Some in the US, they use it to make heifers mature faster but once they are producing there is no need. Most BGH comes from meat though.

Quote:

I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

It's usually 18 months to two years before they can be bred, Twila. Unless, of course, you use BGH.

Quote:

What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.
 
Reverend Blair
#75
Quote:

How much milk comes from cows injected with Monsanto's genetically engineered bovine growth hormone?

Some in the US, they use it to make heifers mature faster but once they are producing there is no need. Most BGH comes from meat though.

Quote:

I think and I could be wrong here but I don't believe they inject milk cows with growth hormones. Beef, yes. Dairy cows are ready to produce after their first mating (just over 1yr of age?)

It's usually 18 months to two years before they can be bred, Twila. Unless, of course, you use BGH.

Quote:

What's more disturbing is how they keep the cows producing milk. It's the same way that pharmecuetical companies keep horses pregnant to provide HRT for women. Disgusting!

Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.
 
Gonzo
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#76
I try to buy natural foods and Soy mild (mmmmm, soy) but I've noticed that organic and free range foods are always more expensive. This is where the public could help. If more people bought these foods then the prices would go down because they would be selling more and would be more competitive.
 
Gonzo
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#77
I try to buy natural foods and Soy mild (mmmmm, soy) but I've noticed that organic and free range foods are always more expensive. This is where the public could help. If more people bought these foods then the prices would go down because they would be selling more and would be more competitive.
 
Gonzo
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#78
I try to buy natural foods and Soy mild (mmmmm, soy) but I've noticed that organic and free range foods are always more expensive. This is where the public could help. If more people bought these foods then the prices would go down because they would be selling more and would be more competitive.
 
peapod
#79
Seriously..if that is possible for me :P if you really want to understand some of the mind numbing business of youth, check of this site. It takes time to go through it all, but it is well worth it. Once you become aware of certain things, you can change them, at least for yourself, one person at a time adds up.

--
 
peapod
#80
Seriously..if that is possible for me :P if you really want to understand some of the mind numbing business of youth, check of this site. It takes time to go through it all, but it is well worth it. Once you become aware of certain things, you can change them, at least for yourself, one person at a time adds up.

--
 
peapod
#81
Seriously..if that is possible for me :P if you really want to understand some of the mind numbing business of youth, check of this site. It takes time to go through it all, but it is well worth it. Once you become aware of certain things, you can change them, at least for yourself, one person at a time adds up.

--
 
Twila
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#82
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Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.

Not that I don't believe you Rev, but I prefer some corraboration (sp?) Do you have something to put this animal lovers mind at ease over this?
 
Twila
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#83
Quote:

Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.

Not that I don't believe you Rev, but I prefer some corraboration (sp?) Do you have something to put this animal lovers mind at ease over this?
 
Twila
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#84
Quote:

Pregnancy is a more or less natural state for cows and mares, Twila. Wild animals run similar cycles...pregnant, nursing, pregnant and nursing. Generally dairy cows and PMU mares are among the best cared for livestock. That's been changing with factory farming, but so has everything else.

Not that I don't believe you Rev, but I prefer some corraboration (sp?) Do you have something to put this animal lovers mind at ease over this?
 
Reverend Blair
#85
Look up the reproduction cycles of wild animals. Horses should be the easiest because they actually live wild. Not too many feral cows around.

It's a basic evolutionary strategy though, Twila...produce as many offspring as possible. The only thing that's been seriously modified for dairy cattle and PMU mares is breeding them all year around in rotation so they don't all dry up at once.

Most PMU mares are given a break every second time around too...at least if their owners are any good. That has to do with getting them out of diapers and letting them get some exercise though...urine collection isn't controlled like milking twice a day.

I learned all this as a kid, Twila. I haven't got a link for you or anything.
 
Reverend Blair
#86
Look up the reproduction cycles of wild animals. Horses should be the easiest because they actually live wild. Not too many feral cows around.

It's a basic evolutionary strategy though, Twila...produce as many offspring as possible. The only thing that's been seriously modified for dairy cattle and PMU mares is breeding them all year around in rotation so they don't all dry up at once.

Most PMU mares are given a break every second time around too...at least if their owners are any good. That has to do with getting them out of diapers and letting them get some exercise though...urine collection isn't controlled like milking twice a day.

I learned all this as a kid, Twila. I haven't got a link for you or anything.
 
Reverend Blair
#87
Look up the reproduction cycles of wild animals. Horses should be the easiest because they actually live wild. Not too many feral cows around.

It's a basic evolutionary strategy though, Twila...produce as many offspring as possible. The only thing that's been seriously modified for dairy cattle and PMU mares is breeding them all year around in rotation so they don't all dry up at once.

Most PMU mares are given a break every second time around too...at least if their owners are any good. That has to do with getting them out of diapers and letting them get some exercise though...urine collection isn't controlled like milking twice a day.

I learned all this as a kid, Twila. I haven't got a link for you or anything.
 
Twila
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#88
I'd read an article regarding PMU mares and it expressed outrage at their treatment. It stated that PMU mares are impregnated and when they give birth, the foal is removed and the horse is ready for re-breeding.

The urine is only good if the horse is pregnant, not after the foaling. So inorder to incread profit the horse is kept as pregnant as possible for as long as possible. When production goes down off to the glue factory, as they say.
 
Twila
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#89
I'd read an article regarding PMU mares and it expressed outrage at their treatment. It stated that PMU mares are impregnated and when they give birth, the foal is removed and the horse is ready for re-breeding.

The urine is only good if the horse is pregnant, not after the foaling. So inorder to incread profit the horse is kept as pregnant as possible for as long as possible. When production goes down off to the glue factory, as they say.
 
Twila
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#90
I'd read an article regarding PMU mares and it expressed outrage at their treatment. It stated that PMU mares are impregnated and when they give birth, the foal is removed and the horse is ready for re-breeding.

The urine is only good if the horse is pregnant, not after the foaling. So inorder to incread profit the horse is kept as pregnant as possible for as long as possible. When production goes down off to the glue factory, as they say.
 

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