Why Government "Inspections" Don't Ensure Safety

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• SH

  @SheratonParkFarms · 1 day ago · pinned

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• SH

  @ShortbusMooner · 7 hours ago

  I don&apos;t trust the government for the correct time of day..<br>🙏🏻💪🙏🏻

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• JA

  @janiefox3458 · 7 hours ago

  Loved watching Gus in the background exploring the bowls each time, just in case.

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• SU

  @SusanTrelease · 7 hours ago

  Of course you are spot on. This is the puppet masters&quot; method for confiscating a large portion of our food supplu, driving food processors out of business, and making the people afraid to make food to put into the market place. Then people are either afraid of the government or afraid of the food producers.

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• RI

  @ritahamm1893 · 7 hours ago

  When socialist Upton Sinclair wrote the book the Jungle his intent to expose mistreatment through working conditions of immigrants. &nbsp;However sanitation concerns became the focus and Roosevelt through pressure implemented the Federal meat inspection act. I’m sure you are aware that’s how all this mess started and has led to where we are today. &nbsp;As Salatin always states, We the people are capable of using our own discretion from where to purchase our meat. &nbsp;If something is wrong with the meat, or if the farmer doesn’t disclose where meat is actually coming from, or can’t answer questions about the precautions he takes to ensure clean meat, such as feed used, rotation of pastures, or sanitation of animal housing, uses of or handling of certain immunization like deworming methods and practices then they risk their reputation and repeat business. &nbsp; Also, contamination is very easily traced back to single source, if indeed the source is single.

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• AN

  @angieg2561 · 6 hours ago

  Love this show. It’s like watching Green Acres but with Saundra instead of Eva.

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• TI

  @timhockersmith3934 · 4 hours ago

  Great video, Chuck and Saundra! Thanks for sharing.

• AN

  @AngusSherwin · 5 hours ago

  Looks great saundra. Chuck earnt his brownie points today👌

• TE

  @TerryChurch-r8h · 26 minutes ago

  Building is really looking good!!!<br>Looking forward to seeing the finished building.

• DO

  @donnabennett1256 · 7 hours ago

  Lucama is near Wilson, in Wilson County.

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• MI

  @michaelduve56 · 1 hour ago

  just a thought, since you are knocking all the boxes flat, you could cover the garden with them. &nbsp;they are great for the earth worms and other soil biology. &nbsp;You also have plenty of sawdust to make 2 foot wide walkways down. &nbsp;all of this decomposes slowly. &nbsp;You then just poke a hole to plant next spring. &nbsp;Sometimes called the lasagna garden. &nbsp;Never need to till again. Cuts way down on the weeds. &nbsp;I have done this and it works.

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• BO

  @Booshis_journey · 6 hours ago (edited)

  Another great video. The building looks fantastic as do the sweet potatoes. As for the USDA issue. That Star company purposefully printed a USDA label with a dummy number for each of those products, a willful Federal crime. I&apos;m hoping someone pays for that with prison time. If we hadn&apos;t recently let go of nearly 30% of our USDA employees we wouldn&apos;t have such a problem. If I were not on a fixed income, I would certainly be buying more from my local farmers. I grow as much of my own as possible and support local greenhouses as well as farmers. Once again God bless you both. P.s. Gus is a serious cutie butt. 🐕💖