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Do you know how happy this makes me? To see a farmer happy that people are willing to boycott Arla, and also to see a farmer agree that we don’t want them feeding their cows chemical crap that has no long-term data on the effects on the animal or the human drinking the milk!
I just want to say that the injunction that Arla got - that process started a few years ago as a result of vegan protests at their sites, so I don’t think there’s a connection. But who knows for sure.
But I’m excited. Because good farmers need to take advantage of this unique opportunity to connect with us, the general public, and we need to do the same.
The Arla debacle is a way to start a local food revolution between farmers and the public. We can really make something good out of this if we all work together, support farmers at the source and make sure we get healthy, better products.
Do you know how happy this makes me? To see a farmer happy that people are willing to boycott Arla, and also to see a farmer agree that we don’t want them feeding their cows chemical crap that has no long-term data on the effects on the animal or the human drinking the milk!
I just want to say that the injunction that Arla got - that process started a few years ago as a result of vegan protests at their sites, so I don’t think there’s a connection. But who knows for sure.
But I’m excited. Because good farmers need to take advantage of this unique opportunity to connect with us, the general public, and we need to do the same.
The Arla debacle is a way to start a local food revolution between farmers and the public. We can really make something good out of this if we all work together, support farmers at the source and make sure we get healthy, better products.
07:53 PM - Dec 02, 2024
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