alexbenjalbert

The animal rights movement is nothing new. A lot of the ideas underlying this school of thought originated with Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832). For a host of reasons, Bentham's original ideas, known as

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity of attending an international bovine veterinarian conference. Most of the sessions were very science-based, touching on issues like nutrition, immunology, and disease

 Hello folks, here is my official introduction... as my 5th blog post. But then again, I guess I was never one to follow convention, as one of my favorite hobbies as a child was reading the World

Hi Folks,  None of my pictures are embedding properly in my posts. I initially used imgsafe, but it's down, and imgur, postimage, and steemimg also don't work.  Note to the dev team: being able

Has Political Correctness Gone too Far?  A freshly released poll by Angus-Reid Institute seems to say yes. Published this morning, the poll indicates that 80% of Canadians think people are too easily offended.

I could also have named this post "Why I still like Steemit despite not being a SteemProdigy". In this blog entry, I'll share some reasons why I think Steemit is a good platform, despite its growth pains.

This post is the first in a series on organic foods. Today we'll compare the nutrition content of organic and conventional dairy products. We'll also take a look at antibiotic use and animal welfare conditions

In 2006, the United Nations's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published a report entitled "Livestock's Long Shadow", purporting to assess the environmental impacts of livestock production.