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We're different from them, say pig farmers
Tuesday 19 Nov 19 8:30am
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Free-ranging pigs |
PIG FARMERS say their industry is responsible for only a fraction of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions and should be treated differently from other agricultural businesses.
And they’re suggesting people eat less red meat and more pork as part of a plan to save the planet.
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