"Contest:Tell us about livestock."
At the moment I do not have a farm animal in the house, but when I was little my grandfather had it. I live in the countryside, so this is normal, although more of these animals people raised earlier than now. Even my father-in-law, who is a farmer, sold all the animals, but this is probably because he is already of his years and simply does not have the strength to do it. When I was young my grandfather had farm animals, he had cows, pigs, and chickens. We still have chickens today.
I don't Trust food from the shops. I think the eggs from the shops are soaked in chemistry. When I have my chickens and they are fed good food, I am sure that the eggs are healthy. I know what I eat won't hurt me. When you have your cows, you have real milk. I don't know if you ever drank farmer's milk. The ones from the store are very different in taste and probably nutritional properties from the real ones. I remember when I was little and I drank this milk straight from the cow, and then my grandfather sold these cows, then I bought milk from the store I could not swallow it. After a long time, of course, I got used to the change, but it's not the same. It's hard to get milk from a farmer. We also had pigs. The pigs went to slaughter. We had our meat. Also, such meat tastes completely different from those from the store and it is sure that there are no chemicals in it. As a child, I was very afraid of it, but such is life.
Farming provided the family with wealth. People buy milk, cows, and pigs from farmers. You can make a lot of money, but there is a lot of work involved. Something for something, right? Everything has its price, but I think the wealth here lies elsewhere. Cheers. Everything we get from these animals is healthier than food from the store. And we must remember that money is not everything, and we should be grateful to animals for"help".
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Saludos @emsonico, muy buen post muy explicado y lo que has dicho pura realidad, la leche pura es la que viene directamente de la vaca , también es importante que dices, ooh que bien que sabes del campo que bueno cuando podemos tener conocimiento del campo y de la ciudad.
Your reminiscences of growing up surrounded by farm animals evoke a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for a simpler way of life. Your perspective on the quality and trustworthiness of food straight from the farm resonates with many who value knowing where their food comes from. Your recognition of the hard work and dedication involved in farming, and the intrinsic value of what it provides beyond monetary wealth is truly commendable.