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Milked out: Dairies in ‘trouble’ - by Anesta Henry
May 21, 2020
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Anesta Henry
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May 21, 2020
Article by
Anesta Henry
Anesta Henry
May 21, 2020
Dairy farms are in a very fragile state, veteran dairy producer Paul Davis declared today, suggesting that a once-thriving industry struggles against a slew of issues. Now he and other milk producers are pinning their hopes on Argentina, one of the world’s biggest dairy-producing nations to come to their rescue. Davis blamed a declining national
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Oh I so miss my fresh milk.
If we received two or three shipments of cows over the last four years then the shipment that recently arrived was not historic.
It was history repeating itself.
Importing milk– to travel a long distance– what are the – bacteria- chemicals – to maintain the quality milk to destinations-folks the chemical works– who can you trust– bill gates want to eliminate world population–especially the black world-
in Africa -how many women and men has Bill gates steralize – To olks the power is in your hands.
Please Bobo the voices you hear about Bill Gates may be the fault of your cochlear inplant. Perhaps you should have it checked.