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  • Reforms will establish corporate control over farming

    There are apprehensions that with the unregulated entry of corporates into agriculture market they may influence market conditions and dictate terms of trade, in view of their asymmetric bargaining power. This may…

  • Alternative dispute resolution mechanism may be unfair to farmers

    There were reservations with respect to a simple, quick and cost-effective dispute resolution mechanism prescribed by the repealed Central farm laws. The repealed laws provided a three tier dispute resolution – the…

  • Legalising MSP will benefit all farmers

    No, legalising the Minimum Support Price (MSP) scheme, as demanded by the protesting farmers, is not a silver bullet to boost farmers’ income. Though the Centre announces MSP for 23 crops, there…

  • Cows collapse after bearing so many calves they have to be lifted on a winch

    EN Generally, any collapse before the end of a productive life is not a good outcome for the farmer or the cow. Bearing in mind that the average day cow weighs more…

  • Cows have ankles manacled together out of cruelty

    EN The only time a cow could have a shackle is if she had an injury to her leg for example, and required the additional stability in order to stand. They stop…

  • Milk is naturally red from blood secreted into it before it’s bleached white for retail

    JC A photo recently circulated on social media of a jar in a milking parlour containing what purported to be blood-stained milk – given that most consumers haven’t seen a cow being…

  • Farmers use growth hormones and antibiotics

    JC Supplemental growth hormones are used in some regions of the world (including the US), but have not been registered or approved for use in livestock within EU countries, therefore this myth…

  • Humans don’t need dairy in their diets

    JC Activist groups often promote this myth based on the fact young animals are weaned, and few adult animals actively seek milk as a food, therefore suggesting we should wean ourselves from…

  • Cow hormones in milk are damaging to human health

    JC Every food that we eat contains hormones and cow milk is no exception. However, we need to examine whether the types or concentrations of hormones in milk and other dairy products…

  • Male dairy cows are shot on farm

    NB Yes, a lot do get shot, but I think it’s a small percentage and we can reduce these numbers further by improving sexed semen. If we can construct the supply chains…

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