WriterMom asked:


Limited Liability Campany (LLC), S. Corporation, partnership, or sole proprietership
The wind farm is in western Texas where middle-aged parents already have extensive holdings in oil and cattle and two grown sons have had five years experience managing corporate wind farms.

tg440766 asked:


I hear a lot of people saying that one of the reasons they avoid eating meat is because of all the chemicals and hormones that are injected into the animals, but what places do this? I grew up on a farm we had around 100 head of cattle, and I have an uncle with around 300. Neither of us give our animals drugs. We might give them antibiotics for a couple of days when they are less than 6 months old and visibly ill. I’ve never seen a cow older than 6 months sick and when they are little they stay with their mother or at least get real cows milk. Why? because mother’s milk works a lot better than drugs to keep the young calf healthy. Drugs are expensive, I wouldn’t think farmers would want the expensive of pumping animals with drugs, so is this really true that it’s done or is it just vegan hype? Or is it just done on a few farms and that is where they are siting the drug use? Don’t site ethic reasons to be vegan, give me examples of actual farms that practice drug use that could harm us.
Again I want to know actual farms that use hormones and drugs and what they are. Or if you are a farmer that does, explain the benifits of doing so.

smjjames asked:


I’m just wondering out of wierd curiosity whether there are any real wild animals other than reptiles and amphibians that are conjoined twins (or otherwise have two heads)? like a two headed lion or tiger or something.

I also mean animals other than domestic dogs and cats and farm animals such as sheep and cattle. Although I don’t think I’ve seen anything about a two headed horse or something. I also don’t want answers about legendary/mythical animals/beasts or two headed people as thats not what I’m looking for.

auburn3808 asked:


Recently, a large tract of land adjacent to family property has become available. There is no way that we can afford to buy it on our own, however, I have heard that there are grants available to farmers for such purchases. My family has a cattle farm on the property we own and I would like to buy the new tract of land to extend the business and increase our herd. If anyone has any information on this type of grant it would be much appreciated.

shadow s asked:


like securing of the fore limb methodes and securing of the cattle,horse and other farm animal.

Daniel ^ . ^ asked:


I’m doing an agriculture report for Global Studies and need to do some research. if anyone knows some good sights related to the question, please post! You would be helping me a lot. Thank you in advance!

Dylan asked:


i am going to a cattle farm in a couple weeks and i was wondering what is the best footwear for just working not riding? like shoes, working boots, hiking boots??

Cronin asked:


How much would it cost to purchase either a small to medium size pig farm or cattle farm in a 3rd world country?

What about in the United States?

eleven_stars asked:


I often see that applied to farm land, places with horses / cattle, and ranches… Does it mean the land is partitioned up by fenced in both directions?