The dairy industry

In order to keep making milk for human beings, the cow must be pregnant and there must be a calf. This is enforced by manual insemination

Yaks are usually taken away from their mothers within 24 hours of birth, causing great pain in both mothers and calves. They usually scream each other when they are away. Mothers need to endure this situation four or five times before being considered "flowering".

Men who are not used much in the dairy industry are killed soon after birth or sent for raising calves. On the other hand, women follow their mother's fate.

Due to abnormally high milk yield, over one third of British cows suffer from mastitis, painful mammary infections. In case of severe infection, the cow is killed. According to AHDB Dairy, this happens a lot because mastitis is the most common cause of "premature rejection". At the same time, many people are suffering from their unnatural environment. They are usually kept indoors for at least half a year.

Cows have an average life expectancy of less than a quarter of nature and cattle are believed to be slaughtered in 7 to 8 years. However, if mining and slaughter are not permitted, the cow can survive for more than 25 years.

The farm is not for surely meeting the needs and needs of cattle but to exist to raise the profit. Even though welfare standards are above normal levels, cows and calves still have to endure the final separation, use and rude, and they will die long before their time. Purity is not to use or abuse other people than human beings. These animals can not agree to eat milk and meat. Whatever conditions we leave, nourcing them always abuses our power.

The dairy industry is obviously concerned about their earnings, and some companies have decided to combat vegetarians with "Februdairy". The purpose of Februdairy is to spread positive messages and images about the dairy industry on social media. A happy cow grazing in a field, a family enjoying milk at breakfast, plowing a cheese ring, such things. Several small dairies are convinced that these happy cows will be able to graze in the field, but there is no big problem - milk is used for cows, not humans. To get milk, a cow must be separated against her mother's wishes. The purpose of milk is to grow small cows into huge adult cattle weighing 700 pounds - Is it really necessary to drink cows to maintain health? It seems unlikely when 65% of the world suffer from lactose intolerance

Dairy industry cows can increase milk yield by giving growth hormone. As productivity decreases, these cows are slaughtered by beef. The six growth hormones commonly used in the US dairy industry have been shown to significantly increase the risk of breast, prostate, and colon cancer in beef consumers. Producers do not need to list the use of hormones on product labels. Since the 1950's, antibiotics have been used on factory farms to increase the growth rate of animals. Today, it is estimated that 70% of the antibiotics used in the US are for non-therapeutic livestock. The use of antibiotics in this way may result in the development of resistant bacteria so that certain bacterial infections are becoming or becoming a pathway that human beings can not cure. Antibiotic resistant infection kills 90,000 Americans each year