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According to the China Dairy Data Report released by the Dairy Association of China, from 1949 to 2018, China’s total raw milk production increased from 220,000 tons to 31.77 million tons, posting a 145-fold increase. Milk and dairy product consumption quadrupled among urban residents from 1995 to 2010 and nearly increased sixfold among rural ones, making the country the fastest-growing market in milk consumption. About 100,000 mu (6,667 hectares) of alfalfa await this year’s last harvest in Bengbu City, east China’s Anhui Province. Known as the king of pastures, alfalfa is rich in nutrients and works as a good animal feed. #FarmingChina #PRC70 #70YearsThriving#
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Really a lot of methane production lol disasters will fuck
Those fields look like shit
That is just crazy …
Cows would be like "look at all these humans drinking something they can't even digest"
Go back communists china
Still wouldn't want to try anything edible in China
Why are people so averse to weaning?
2:05 'comfortable'. What a sad joke. Dairy is so cruel to mothers and calves alike.
That would be better to feed the population if everyone went vegan, and the animals could finally be free, the cattle look really sad.
Am I the only one who is thinking about the human farm on other side of the country?
It looks like the cows never get to walk outside, never enjoy sunshine, exercise, socialising- no wonder Chinese milk taste like shit and not ever Chinese people like it. Happy animals make good food.
Interessante.
Thanks for Covid 19
The 1 thousand dislikes must be butthurt aussies 🙂
Them cows look educated.