Methane from Agriculture. Industrial livestock cattle farm, with the fading sunlight highlighting the methane-rich emissions rising from the expansive cattle herds, representing the significant environmental impact of intensive farming practices
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Methane from Agriculture. Industrial livestock cattle farm, with the fading sunlight highlighting the methane-rich emissions rising from the expansive cattle herds, representing the significant environmental impact of intensive farming practices
Aerial photo of a manure spill on a hog factory farm in Manitoba, Canada.
Enormous pile of manure generated by a factory farm - note telephone pole in the background for size comparison. Yakima Valley, Washington State.
Veal calves feeding through a small openings with little space to move around.
Whitetail Hog Facility in Missouri. 20 Million gallon manure lagoons. Each group of eight barns is called a site; each site houses 8,832 hogs.
Fly infestations are among the hazards created by factory farms.
Closeups of dairy cows feeding in urine and feces.
Feeding conditions for cows on a dairy factory farm.
Whitetail Hog CAFO in Missouri. 20-million gallon manure lagoons. Each group of eight barns is called a site; each site houses 8,832 hogs.
Crowded conditions in a beef cattle feedlot.
A truck spreading manure from a factory farm onto a snow-covered field. This practice dramatically increases the likelihood that the waste will be carried into nearby waterways.
Factory farms use huge sprinklers called manure guns to spray animal waste on surrounding fields. The process generates air pollution, and typically results in ground and surface water pollution due to the overapplication of manure.
The grounds surrounding a CAFO.
