Another reason I’m proud to support @BernieSanders ? https://t.co/WPyw2HaQaY
— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) January 10, 2020
For every 100 calories of grain fed to farmed animals, you only get:
? 40 calories of milk
? 22 calories of eggs
? 12 calories of chicken
? 10 calories of pork
? 3 calories of beefThis is an extravagantly inefficient way to feed the world.https://t.co/Xr85R6JBMf
— Nicholas Carter (@NicholasDCarter) January 4, 2020
Is overuse of antibiotics on farms worsening the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria?
January 8th, 2020
It wasn’t just us [that couldn’t get access to the farms], even federal inspectors have trouble getting on farms. They are not allowed on a farm to look for bacteria that make people sick without the farmer’s permission.
DM: You find a large beast
Player: OH MY GOD CAN I TAME IT AND USE IT AS A MOUNT!?
DM: …you know what, go ahead and roll for it.#dnd #dungeonsanddragons #dnd5e pic.twitter.com/Uf2PYxsPip
— The GodDamn DM (@TheGodDamnDM) January 6, 2020
seeing coachella broken down by agency like looking at the bones of the industry pic.twitter.com/t5FYm2Ie0L
— abbi (@abbipress) January 7, 2020
Eat the rich pic.twitter.com/JSxdMTTY8h
— Hugh Thanasia (@Lithunium_Snow) January 5, 2020
“We want to help American farmers by going to ones who are struggling. The average dairy farmer makes US$30,000 a year.” Almost 3,000 dairy farms closed down in 2018 alone, and 42,000 dairy farms have gone out of business since 2000. Miyoko continues, “We’d like to partner with some of those struggling dairy farmers and actually help them transition to becoming our supply chain, to growing crops for us, such as potatoes. We need a very specific potato with a certain starch profile. We need farmers to grow those potatoes and we would help them monetarily transition… We would take the money out of our marketing budget to help them transition to a new livelihood and then they would have an ensured livelihood because they would be supply chain for us. These are some of the programs that we want to initiate over the next year.” Miyoko thinks it important to “have the courage to cross the aisle and talk to people who may seem like enemies.”