Dehorning is against my religion

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The book " Edenbank Accounts " is about the creation of the

Edenbank dairyfarm in Chilliwack British Columbia which had one of

the world's prize Ayreshire herds in the 1930s / 40s and 50s.

It relates an anecdote about the day the whole herd was dehorned at

once. Some animals lost as much as 150 pounds from the shock. That

decision was made NOT because it had anything to do with better

conditions for the animals, but because one of the family had had a

very close call with the herdsire.

I won't go out as far into woo-woo-land, as the

biodynamic " scientists " do with their 'prep' thingys, but I won't be

dehorning my livestock, either.

Read the farming practices God decreed for the ancient Israelites in

the Bible. They're as valid here today in the New JerUSAlem as they

were then in the old.

Particularly offensive is castration. Sure, the entire North American

meat business is predicated on such " herd management techniques " but

that doesn't make it right. We are what we eat = quit feeding your

children the flesh of eunuchs, unless that's what you want them to be

when they grow up.