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Sustainable Intensification
A Chatham House conference this week will address the idea of sustainable intensification, a phrase that Compassion thinks is gobbledegook.
Read moreWhy intensive turkeys go lame
Turkeys have been bred to grow large, meaty bodies, as quickly as possible. We know that modern industrially farmed turkeys are now so heavy and develop so much breast muscle that reproduction is done by artificial insemination.
Read moreEU dairy industry exposed
In August this year our investigators visited 52 farms in three countries: Germany, Europe's largest milk producer, Denmark, where the dairy industry is intensifying and Spain, where cows have little access to pasture.
Read moreStranded EU bulls - new video
Video from the Turkish-Bulgarian border shows increasingly desperate situation for the bulls stranded there
Read moreLive exports disappointment
Today, Thanet District Council dropped its side of the legal battle over live exports from Ramsgate, and asked the exporters to do the same.
Read moreEU bulls stuck in truck for five days
A livestock truck with 31 bulls from Latvia is at the border between Bulgaria and Turkey aiming to take the animals to slaughterhouses in Iraq.
Read moreDishing the dirt on factory farming - part two
Last time, we talked about how concentrated animal waste is polluting our waterways. Here we look at another side of the same problem; the effect that factory farming and animal waste have on pathogenic organisms and what this means for our…
Read moreAntibiotic resistance on the rise
The Alliance to Save Our Antibiotics is calling on Minister of State for Agriculture, David Heath MP, to ban the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics in poultry production.
Read moreNew tactics; same inhumane trade
We have received reports that 4 lorry loads of sheep arrived today at Ramsgate, without the prior knowledge of the Port, the Police or the Government Animal Health Inspectors.
Read moreDishing the dirt on factory farming
We’re dishing the dirt on factory farming this week, looking at how it leads to pollution problems across the planet.
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