It is possible. Although the animal rights groups have been opposed to such farms (just like their opposition to any other farm that holds and raises animals), it is likely that there are still fur farms around the USA, like those where foxes and weasels are raised in.
It's estimated that there are approximately 580,000 people employed by factory farms in the US, including workers involved in various aspects of animal agriculture such as feeding, breeding, and processing.
by encouraging factory farms to increase production even when doing so pollutes water supplies
farms are important because if we didnt have farms the we would not get any vegetables. because farmers grow that kind of stuff and they live on farms. Also leaves give us air.... so more oxygen for us!!!!
There are 65,000 Dairy Farms in the US
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In 2007, the most recent US Census of Agriculture year, there were 2,204,792 farms in the US. For Census purposes, a farm was defined as any place where $1000 or more of agricultural products were grown and sold in the course of the year.
Yes ,yes they do. We have herb farms
No. There are very few U.S. federal statutes concerning animals raised and killed for their fur. Laws such as the Lacey Act, the Marine Mammal Protection Act, the Fur Seal Act and the Endangered Species Act deal with protecting animals in the wild, and do not concern fur farms. The U.S. has a Fur Products Labeling Act, which mandates that garments containing fur be properly labeled, and it has a Dog and Cat Fur Protection Act, which prohibits dog and cat fur trade in the U.S. This is due, in large part, to the killing of dogs and cats in China for their fur.
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"Factory farm" is just a term used by opponents of large-scale animal agriculture to refer to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations or CAFO's. There are approximately 15,000 CAFO's in the US according to the US Department of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Agency.
* There are about 2,204,794 farms in the USA in 2011.*
Approximately 2% of the total farms in the US are certified organic farms. Organic farming is a growing sector in the agriculture industry, but still represents a small portion of overall farm operations in the country.