I have never said anything in any super market would kill anyone.And there doesn't have to be any real advantage to a product take Angus beef as an example but people love to have something to hang their hat on 'Ford VS Chevy'.Many people these days are totally disconnected from farming and they are willing to pay for the knowledge of where their food comes from IF it raised to their liking.Putting a cam up in 900 ft long caged laying house ain't gonna do it because the same people despise those type operations and don't want food from that sort enterprise.You want to force people to want food that is raised like you want to raise it,ain't gonna happen as the old saying goes 'The customer is King' those spending the money will decide what is in the market place eventually.Small farmers have made a serious mistake joining in and supporting these mega outfits by such things as 'We're all in this together' and farmers should support each other Yada,yada,yada.Not me I have nothing in common with these Industrial farmers and the last thing I want is to anyone to group me with them.
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