HinchesSousChef
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What a lovely sight to wake up to.Oh dear....![]()
What a lovely sight to wake up to.Oh dear....![]()
A Hincher made Ronnie out of mashed potato.OMG... what in the actual fuck is thatPlease don’t tell me that someone made that out of mash potato
It’s horrific, even more if they ate it... WHY? Why would someone do that. He looks like Weepy, a mash potato version of Weepy
To be honesssssscht I feel like I’m having a weird cheese dream being on here this evening... I haven’t even eaten any cheese today![]()
‘Forced’ after ONE question from a beloved sheep
I think you need to calm down and maybe do some research.
If not given enough of the correct supplements, they do use resources from their body to form an egg. Some hens are kept in artificially lit conditions to promote egg laying. They won't lay if there isn't enough light - hens go off lay in the winter for this reason.
Many hens rescued by the BHWT are due to be put to cull as they've passed peak lay. The effect of their lay yield and poor living conditions will continue to impact them and many do not live for long in freedom. You only have to look at a few rescue hen FB groups to see the myriad of issues and early deaths caused by egg farming.
And now
You’re not unpopular with me.Nah I'm sorry, I'm on one today and it always makes me unpopular here
I'm frustrated as well with this idea that to call herself a farmer she needs to toughen up.
Bullshit.
Of all the farmers, smallholders and everyone in between that I know, all of them at some point have grieved the loss of a livestock animal.
Using my dad as an example because I hear it all from him, he almost quit farming a few times due to lamb deaths or other traumatic experiences. I'm the only one of my siblings who has any interest so I get all the gory and depressing details. Just recently they lost a calf after a nightmare birth ending in a c-section. He was cut up about that when the mother cow recovered and was calling for her baby.
He's always attached to the bottle baby lambs and finds it hard day when they go off to be vacuum packed.
Should he stop calling himself a farmer because he cares about his animals? (arguments about ethics aside because I know someone will latch onto that for an argument and I'm not having it)
He even gets a bit sad when he loses a chicken and they're his least favourite.
Edit to add - she's not really a farmer. But my point still stands