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Four Farms sprawls across 90 square miles of land in southwestern Utah.
There are about 600,000 hogs here at a time, packed by the thousands
into long warehouse sheds. About one million hogs—185 times the human
population of the county—are raised at Circle Four each year, making it
the largest factory farm in the state; its parent company, Smithfield
Foods, is one of the largest in the world.
The farm is so large that its scale is difficult to view
from the public road. At best, one could see a few of the sheds, some
feed bins, trucks.
But Circle Four Farms has plenty of reasons to be wary of exposure, even from a distance. The company came under scrutiny earlier this month by the USDA because of a deadly pig virus. Last year, it was part of a controversial financial deal—the largest-ever Chinese takeover of a U.S. company. Public health studies have shown that people who live near the farm are much more likely to be hospitalized,
for a wide-range of illnesses. And the farm has also been investigated
by the Justice Department as part of the largest-ever case of human trafficking.
- See more at: http://govtslaves.info/4-people-prosecuted-aggag-law-photographing-factory-farm-road/#sthash.jCDqrR1g.dpuf
Circle
Four Farms sprawls across 90 square miles of land in southwestern Utah.
There are about 600,000 hogs here at a time, packed by the thousands
into long warehouse sheds. About one million hogs—185 times the human
population of the county—are raised at Circle Four each year, making it
the largest factory farm in the state; its parent company, Smithfield
Foods, is one of the largest in the world.
The farm is so large that its scale is difficult to view
from the public road. At best, one could see a few of the sheds, some
feed bins, trucks.
But Circle Four Farms has plenty of reasons to be wary of exposure, even from a distance. The company came under scrutiny earlier this month by the USDA because of a deadly pig virus. Last year, it was part of a controversial financial deal—the largest-ever Chinese takeover of a U.S. company. Public health studies have shown that people who live near the farm are much more likely to be hospitalized,
for a wide-range of illnesses. And the farm has also been investigated
by the Justice Department as part of the largest-ever case of human trafficking.
- See more at: http://govtslaves.info/4-people-prosecuted-aggag-law-photographing-factory-farm-road/#sthash.jCDqrR1g.dpuf
Circle
Four Farms sprawls across 90 square miles of land in southwestern Utah.
There are about 600,000 hogs here at a time, packed by the thousands
into long warehouse sheds. About one million hogs—185 times the human
population of the county—are raised at Circle Four each year, making it
the largest factory farm in the state; its parent company, Smithfield
Foods, is one of the largest in the world.
The farm is so large that its scale is difficult to view
from the public road. At best, one could see a few of the sheds, some
feed bins, trucks.
But Circle Four Farms has plenty of reasons to be wary of exposure, even from a distance. The company came under scrutiny earlier this month by the USDA because of a deadly pig virus. Last year, it was part of a controversial financial deal—the largest-ever Chinese takeover of a U.S. company. Public health studies have shown that people who live near the farm are much more likely to be hospitalized,
for a wide-range of illnesses. And the farm has also been investigated
by the Justice Department as part of the largest-ever case of human trafficking.
- See more at: http://govtslaves.info/4-people-prosecuted-aggag-law-photographing-factory-farm-road/#sthash.jCDqrR1g.dpuf
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