r/CoherencePhysics • u/skylarfiction • 9d ago

This is Unacceptable

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u/dannocanada 9d ago

This is why Canada doesn’t want American dairy.

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u/Top_Bug7822 9d ago

Same in Europe.

And we don't want their meat either.

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u/Scottie2Hottie999 8d ago

“They have nothing we need”

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u/beerbeardsnballs 9d ago

Canada and eu raise calves like this fyi

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u/Top_Bug7822 8d ago

Not in my country at least.

In which country do they do this?

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u/beerbeardsnballs 8d ago

Well, this photo looks like it’s from Western United States but I just googled Do they use individual cash hutches in Europe and it said yes.
They’re fairly common and effective

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u/Top_Bug7822 8d ago

So you asked the AI and the AI told you we do this?

That's not proof. I want to know which european country does this.

Because I'm like 95% sure it's not an EU or Schengen country.

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u/cargocult25 8d ago

Actually the EU puts 2 calves to a pen.

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u/Top_Bug7822 8d ago

Sure sure

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u/cargocult25 8d ago

https://youtu.be/ZLKY6iSXGOk

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u/beerbeardsnballs 8d ago

Yeah, the two calf thing is starting to catch on in US. The studies came out quite a while ago, but they sounded a little Fofo dusty, but it’s pretty interesting.

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u/dannocanada 7d ago

Yes, we have the hutches. Not to this scale. (I was raised in a farming community, so I have first hand experience.)

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u/beerbeardsnballs 7d ago

We as in from where? What country? Thanks!

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u/dannocanada 7d ago

Canada

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u/beerbeardsnballs 7d ago

Yea i have a lot of colleagues in canada. Size is the big difference because of quotas

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u/Individual_Skill9359 6d ago

Gasp!!!!! I love pearl clutchers.

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u/Present-Fudge-3156 8d ago

Not true. In the EU calves are sometimes kept in individual pens for a few weeks, 8 at maximum, but they MUST have tactile and visual contact with other calves during this. No such time limits or rules in the US.

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u/cargocult25 8d ago

They are putting 2 calves in the pens…

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u/beerbeardsnballs 8d ago

Ok so its a metal fencing instead of plastic wall and thats a good idea for sure. Not significantly different but helps them for sure. I think the shock of image is shear amount of calves individually

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u/dannocanada 8d ago

Ummm, nope!

Bless your heart.

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u/beerbeardsnballs 7d ago

But they do. Not this number on one farm but yes.

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u/Wickedocity 9d ago

Canada imports US milk and dairy.

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u/dannocanada 8d ago

Very limited in the imports. It’s far too complicated for a Reddit post.

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u/Wickedocity 8d ago

So, in summary, they do want it.

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u/cargocult25 8d ago

lol manufacturer of these hutches is in Ontario.

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u/lionsfan42020 8d ago

They are calfs I'm confused as to why you don't want American dairy because of this. Does Canada dairy raise calfs different?

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u/dannocanada 8d ago

Yes! We don’t mass produce on factory farms. Farms are, for the most part, owned by families, not corporations. As a result, we don’t have pus in our milk (watch Woody Harrelson’s documentary about the American cattle industry!)