Farms: Humane and sustainable farming in Georgia - Compassion meets White Oak Pastures
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USA Director, Leah Garces, for Compassion in World Farming drives 170 miles south of her home in Atlanta to meet Will Harris, owner of White Oak Pastures. His humane and sustainable methods of farming promise a better future for Georgia's broken food and farming system.
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Compassion? ! Unnecessary killing is never compassionate, kind or humane
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Humane slaughter dose not exist it's just a label to make people feel better about the killing of innocent beings
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Thank you for educating the public about humane farming. It gives me hope for humanity. Your hard work does not go unnoticed and I hope it will encourage more farmers to operate like you.
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Wow, I'm genuinely impressed.
This guy is very intelligent and well-spoken! -
Dude is my hero. And you folks who provide this, thank you so much. I can learn and share without the very sad rupulsion of many animal welfare videos.
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Thank you.
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Wonderful man! This is how it should be...
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Will I also listened to your podcast interview at Permaculture Voices website and I want to thank you for the model you are setting for decentralization and sustainable farming. Keep up the great work! And yes, we need to be able to enjoy watching the animals and that's a great barometer of how they are doing if they can, as Buck Owens once sang, "act naturally"!
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Cant tell you how much I enjoyed this video and appreciate Will Harris' methods. Thank you!
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It was great to see a farm here in Georgia. My family and I are trying to start a sustainable farm too in central georgia
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i was raised on a farm and loved it all ii want to take my family and go back to that way of life now but that takes money i lked you video ty
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Thank you! I believe as you do that this is the way to go. My grandfather was a mixed farmer in Alberta Canada, where I live now, and he would have been horrified, as I am, by factory farming.
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Thanks nice video