#Farm Products

[whats-this-mustelid]

I just think that 'animals are living intelligent creatures that have feelings and deserve to be respected' and 'when done properly farming is beneficial to both people and animals and there's nothing wrong with raising and killing animals for food, clothing, and other products' are concepts that very much can and should coexist

[rmm-1f]

[thecomptonplace]

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[healthyfarmsnaturalsolutions]

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[alphst]

Tyson Foods Inc (TSN) Q1 2023 Earnings Call Transcript

$TSN Q1 2023 Earnings Call Transcript #earnings #markets #investing

Tyson Foods Inc (NYSE: TSN) Q1 2023 earnings call dated Feb. 06, 2023 Corporate Participants: Sean Cornett — Vice President, Investor Relations Donnie King — President and Chief Executive Officer John R. Tyson — Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Brady Stewart — Group President, Fresh Meats Amy Tu — President, International and Chief Administrative Officer Wes Morris — Group…

[ziziziz11]

if you like any (even if it's just one) of these plz moot me :3

( or ask for my disc 2 b friendz!! )

[bluegrassfarm]

I was considering different pairings in Stardew, and when this one popped into my head the reaction of certain people in Maru's family did as well and gave me a chuckle so here we are

[morurui]

CHAOS THEORY SEASON 2 SPOILERS EP 6

SAMMYS A VEGETARIAN AND THEY SHOWED A ROTTING CORPSE??!?!

[is-the-owl-video-cute]

So anyway you repeatedly say we only feel corn husks and similar inedible parts to cattle but Never add a source to back it up. Having worked on farms I’m afraid for the most part the feeds I’ve seen have been parts entirely edible to humans. And like fuck man 5% of all grown soy is fed to humans or however the stat goes, do you really think the remaining 95% is inedible? really?

Anyway yeah I’m asking for a source here cause I don’t want to add this on to months old post

Ingredients such as “grain by-products” are referring to the husks, stalks, and other “green” parts of the plant that we humans don’t actually have the digestive capabilities to eat. The breakdown of most livestock feeds looks like the above when you actually take a look at it.

Different cattle feed, similar ingredients. Still primarily things that, and I have to stress this, you cannot eat. This one is slightly higher in quality and does indeed have actual grain products included. Some of those are edible to humans. Some are not. Generally cattle are fed cattle cubes with supplemental mineral licks and hay. Some also supplement with whole corn, but I can gladly assure you that corn is not in short supply and even if all the corn sold to animal feed was donated to the poor, you can’t actually live off of corn because there’s very little nutrition in it. Hence why in both human and animal food it’s typically seen as a filler ingredient. Keeps the mouth busy with a meal without making your stomach feel full and you end up eating more without feeling satisfied.

Soybeans are really only often used in feed for pigs because they’re a great source of protein for these animals. I would state that soy is also a terrible option to use as an emergency food for humans in need because while, yes, it is indeed a healthy bean, it’s also one of the top eight foods that humans are frequently allergic or intolerant towards. I’d also ask you for whether your 5% of all grown soy statistic is referring to the beans or the entire plant because yeah the beans are the edible part. The rest of the plant isn't especially healthy for humans to eat. I would say the beans are around 5% of a mature soy plant sure.

[alacants]

do you know what's great about a ship with such depth of record? you're still stumbling over new content years after the fact. anyway here's what david ferrer's face looks like when he's getting a hug from his special friend at a davis cup anniversary celebration in 2010.

[aleblr]

10.02.2024

Studying poultry farming and although it's not easy, definitely it is interesting. There are many aspects of this field that surely can be improved though (especially the animal welfare part).

These days I'm also very busy petsitting lots of dogs. Take a look at my favorite client above! Too cute!!!!

Hope you and your loved ones are doing good💓

[ryllen]

FINALLY, the closure to my stardew life !

[i-do-not-have-a-name-for-it]

june 28th, friday

🎧🎶: depois da chuva - rebeldes

Managing My Farm Challenge [day 013/188]

Porque sei, depois da chuva sempre vem o sol Tudo vai melhorar Só o tempo pode por as coisas no lugar Pra recomeçar ♪

to-do list:

go to supermarket ✅

organize my notion ✅

read my resume of a text about science ✅

read o segredo das larvas before classes

read não é só de amor que eu sei falar before classes

read about memory❌ (maybe tomorrow)

study japanese ✅

study korean in the break of my classes or after my classes

habit tracker of yesterday/ today:

💧"watering the plant": 3 cups of water (750ml) + a bottle of water (510ml)/2 cups of water (250ml) 🌟 play a game/socialize: talked to some people studying the same course as me/talked to anne 🌽 read (cultivating the seeds of reading)": i read some pages of não é só de amor que eu sei falar/ didn't read non-academic texts yet 🏥🧠 register cogni: ❌/ not yet 🐟 enjoy boredom ("go fishing"): ✅/❌ ⛩️cultural center: studied japanese/estudied japanese (duolingo) and watched two videos (at first, i watched this video that @zzzzzestforlife watched these days, then i started watching this video ) 🤞 cultural center: i studied korean yesterday/ today, i didn't study it yet, i'll probably study it at college 🏃‍♂️ exercise: ❌/❌

i want to watch and read some things on the weekend, like watch anime, finish watching the video i started today about a day in the life of a elementary school with only 8 students, i also have to read academic texts and i want to read some tumblr posts i already opened to read later.

[hybbat]

I think a factor a lot of farming/crafting sims completely forget to include is the aspect of, not just being self-sustaining, but being part of a community and providing for that community. They sometimes put in side quests and stuff where you hand out resources to folks, but, like, a lot of the time you don't need to actually farm much because you aren't even selling your products, or they don't sell for much.

The simple solution, and easiest way to add depth to the farming (because another common problem is the farming lacks depth and can be fully automated without really interacting much with it like it's a chore to eventually overcome rather than the main gameplay loop) is having a rating system. 1-5 stars, higher yields, special yields, one or all of these depending on how well you care for your animals or fertilize your crops. While it can be tedious due to the game's unecessarily slow scaling, I think tale of two towns did this the best by including all of these for the animals and different actions for attaining each. It should feel like more than just a daily button click.

A good farming sim should have you spending lots of time actually working your farm, not because of the scale of the farm, but because of the depth of the care you can put into it. And the time off the farm should be spent interacting with the community in a more in-depth and cyclical way that makes your character feel a part of it. That's the key to those cozy vibes.