CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operation)
A CAFO is a Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation, or a factory farm.
Yes, animal waste can contain nitrates as a byproduct from the breakdown of nitrogen-containing compounds in the animal's body. When animal waste is not managed properly, such as in concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs), nitrates can leach into soil and water sources, causing environmental concerns.
"Factory farming" is just a phrase coined by animal rights activists to refer to large-scale animal agriculture. So the first improvement would be to simply call it what it is -- large-scale animal agriculture, or, in the US at least, Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations or CAFO's.
"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.
"Factory farming" is just a term used by opponents of large-scale animal agriculture to refer to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations or CAFO's. CAFO's are indeed allowed in the US as there are approximately 15,000 of them according to the US Department of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Agency.
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Most chickens are raised in an intensive environment some call "factory farming", but is really called Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
This question is difficult to answer, at least for the US, since "factory farming" is a term which is used only by opponents of large-scale pork production, or by those who are ignorant of its origins in the animal rights movement. Animal rights activists will give you a completely different answer than those who actually raise the hogs, so you have to decide which viewpoint you are more interested in. If you would like information on US large-scale pork production, try asking about "hog farms" or "concentrated animal feeding operations" (CAFO).
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