Well FarmerBOY: the feed ratio on a human is about 15 to 1 so yes it is going to take a lot more tons of food to feed everyone a vegan diet. Also you have not seen non fertilized yields. I can remember what we got per acre before commercial fertilizers came about.
I am willing to bet that I have seen a heck of lot more food and meat grow than you. Everyone makes it seem like we have thousands of people dieing from food problems today. When in fact there are very few food related deaths in the US any more. I can remember a milk fever out break when I was a kid. Twenty-five people died and few hundred where made severely sick.
Another big problem is that there is not enough labor to even think about growing the amount of product it would take to feed the whole nation a pure vegetarian diet.
It is easy if you have a high income to tell everyone how great it is to eat this or that. You can afford to spend much more on food than the average Joe. We have the lowest per person food cost in the world and people want to destroy the system that makes it possible.
Lastly, farmer BOY you have 8300 chickens on the farm. So that makes you a FACTORY farm. I think you should have to have everyone of those chickens in a twenty square foot pen by itself. With heat and AC. Now we all would agree that this would be a crazy thing to have to do but this is what is happening to the food supply. Your chicken industry is going to be regulated out of business or the country.
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