Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

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Hello Loveourbirds.....You are referring to Sinclair Lewis' novel The Jungle, I believe, when talking about the origins of the USDA.......You guys had a very lively discourse going for a while...What happened to Janierose and Kodster?.....I like opinionated people even if sometimes they are abrasive....As for the Kindles, I found out early on that they totally ruined the reading experience for me...Too slow, too hard on the eyes and, most of all, too inconvenient to manipulate.....As for the assertion that most people do not know where their food comes from and are totally agriculture challenged that is way, way overblown.....You, loveourbirds, didn't say this but many many others did.....I read so many things on this site that make me shake my head in wonderment and disbelief...Take care and God Bless All...
 
Hello Loveourbirds.....You are referring to Sinclair Lewis' novel The Jungle, I believe, when talking about the origins of the USDA.......You guys had a very lively discourse going for a while...What happened to Janierose and Kodster?.....I like opinionated people even if sometimes they are abrasive....As for the Kindles, I found out early on that they totally ruined the reading experience for me...Too slow, too hard on the eyes and, most of all, too inconvenient to manipulate.....As for the assertion that most people do not know where their food comes from and are totally agriculture challenged that is way, way overblown.....You, loveourbirds, didn't say this but many many others did.....I read so many things on this site that make me shake my head in wonderment and disbelief...Take care and God Bless All...
Upton Sinclair, not Sinclair Lewis, wrote The Jungle. Sinclair Lewis wrote a lot of books but The Jungle was not one of them. He wrote Main Street, Arrowsmith, Elmer Gantry, and others. Since the names of the two authors are so similar they are often confused with one another.
 
I think what you're probably thinking of is a door-stopper of a book called The Jungle by Upton Sinclair. It is about immigrants working in the meat packing industry in Chicago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jungle

blah, blah, blah ... public and governmental reaction to the book ... blah blah blah, "Roosevelt did not release the Neill-Reynolds Report for publication. His administration submitted it directly to Congress on June 4, 1906.[15] Public pressure led to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906; the latter established the Bureau of Chemistry (in 1930 renamed as the Food and Drug Administration)."

Upton Sinclair, not Sinclair Lewis, wrote The Jungle. Sinclair Lewis wrote a lot of books but The Jungle was not one of them. He wrote Main Street, Arrowsmith, Elmer Gantry, and others. Since the names of the two authors are so similar they are often confused with one another.

The wikipedia article I posted about this a few pages back has a bit about how The Jungle was used as inspiration for eventually forming the FDA like people were discussing ... and also an explanation about why people might have misremembered the name of the work.
 
smoking with a smoker/grill or a smokehouse?


Pellet smoker. We are planning on building a cold smoker so that I can try some other stuff. My pellet smoker only goes down to 150 which is to hot. Most things I've been smoking lately have been at the low range up to about 225.
 
I just tell those that ask the turken were breed special so city folks know where to chop.
Love this one... I don't own any and new to chicken raising, but they had some where I bought our chickens
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To Cassie...You're absolutely right...Thanks for the correction.......Also, thanks to LeslieDJoyce for the info on the Neill-Reynolds Report....In all my years of reading American history I do not remember having heard mention of it....Learn something every day...Thanks and God Bless....
 
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