Some countries such as Denmark think that the strain should be eliminated, but considering that this bulky cow is needed for meat, breeders probably won’t stop letting them breed.
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Archlord 13 year s ago
The last one looks great but the others just seem like over-bulked up steroïdal pro-wrestler, ugly
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just wrong 13 year s ago
I'd rather die than ever even risk trying to eat this kind of meat.
If my dog won't eat genetically engineered food, and the birds that visit my bird house won't even touch genetically engineered seeds even during winter when food is scarce at best, I think it's only reasonable that it isn't safe for me to eat either.
Makes an interesting science experiment but nothing more.
If my dog won't eat genetically engineered food, and the birds that visit my bird house won't even touch genetically engineered seeds even during winter when food is scarce at best, I think it's only reasonable that it isn't safe for me to eat either.
Makes an interesting science experiment but nothing more.
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Mr. Ree 13 year s ago
That last one isn't a farm cow - that's Barry Bond's pet...
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crushwagon 13 year s ago
big booty
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concerned 13 year s ago
not genetic engineered check wikipedia
If my dog won't eat genetically engineered food, and the birds that visit my bird house won't even touch genetically engineered seeds even during winter when food is scarce at best, I think it's only reasonable that it isn't safe for me to eat either.
Makes an interesting science experiment but nothing more.