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this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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It is, they now use tons of antibiotics instead to create antibiotic resistance diseases. I spoke to a veterinarian and she said it is less used now. My neighbor who had to stop farming pigs because the ammonia destroyed his lungs says it was more common back in his days.
Is ja ekelhaff. Omnis bauen ihre Ernährung auf so was auf, oof.
But America bad?
Animal abuse bad, it does not matter where
Sprache sie English, bitte? That article has one big banner over it that it still needs work. Probably a good idea to keep that in your wikipedia user sandbox for now
It is the German article for the same practice because I assumed you do speak German. My bad.
I have nothing to do with the article and had to ask a veterinarian after reading this article for the German word to even find this stub of a article.
Close, I speak Dutch and I'm on an Australian instance