#Tillamook ice cream jewel full#
Rather than nature full enrichment through using certain types of crops during rotations, then allowing seasons of unuse, and constant tilling to replenish the soil. Nevermind issues inherent to those crops to begin with, thanks to Nitrogen enrichment of soils. Much as we have massive issues with most modern corn varieties, and most oats (at least in terms of the cutting process, but even the form has changed for mass production, and nutritional value is vastly reduced thanks to nitrogen enriched soils). This is where lactose intolerance comes from. That feedlot milk is full of sugar chains that are improperly developed due to improper ability to break them down, and chains that are harder for US to break down. However the core issues lay in the quality of the new vegetarian diets being substantially lower, AND that corn and oats were not common foods for cattle, so they both lack the proper proteins to adequately break them down (meaning they get less minerals from already low-grade foods), AND they themselves are allergic. So less need to breakdown for requirements in the body, in digestion. The problem is that it means less exercise, so less complex production for muscle and tissue growth. So they partnered with grain industries, who were seeing a surplus, and were allowed to buy up more land with special subsidies.
Lands were also harder to access thanks to Federalization, and blocking access to ranges and grasslands (this is also negative for those grasslands but that's another story). This is where MOST intolerance and issues stem from.Ģ) Cut to the baby boom explosion, and the ranching industry split into more focused production for mass consumption. This changed with WW2, and the aftermath, we bought up English cow stocks as a means to help England recoup some losses. ALL of those were lost, or most were anyhow, with the dust bowl and farmers and ranchers losing money. Dairy and meat industry were in the same game. They also had ample farmland open to them to range over, for both development of muscle tissue, and thus healthier milk products (and healthier meat). They produce A1 and A2 casein protein, and there are virtually no known allergic reactions. The Dairy industry is in a lot of trouble, and for multiple reasons.ġ) Back in the great depression, and before, the cow herds we used were the same as present in NE Europe and France. Nevermind drastic increases in theft crime, jacking up property taxes for funding that disappears down a black hole (local taxes in every district in the US is on average up 3x since 2008, yet we still see calls for more, and little to no changes, in fact often fewer improvements than in the past.where is the money going, why aren't there audits?).Īll that said.this is about Ice Cream, and frankly it's not about screwing us over. Increase of cost of living well beyond inflation, due to nefarious controls over pricing and zoning to manipulate land prices for under the table paychecks from builders and larger property rental owners, is screwing us even more. PLAY BANNER PAUSE BANNER NIGHT MODE NORMAL Contact the city regarding a homeless camp.If you have an issue regarding city services, they can be contacted using information on this page r/Portland is a subreddit for the Portland Metro Area but is not affiliated with the city or other local governments.
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