The video that McDonalds doesn’t want you to see

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[@TheSilverlady1980]

Cows free grazing is as natures designed. Rotating sections and each sections gets a rest is also as nature intended. We long ago rented a farm house and later found out several hundreds of new baby veal calves were stuffed inside. In the dark up to their belly in muck never getting to graze, feel the sun or rain and never getting to run. A huge truck would come every 4 months drive the babies into it truck leaves and tractor comes to bulldoze all the muck and some bodies that had died in it. Then a new load comes. They don’t regard them as living being but just as cash numbers. It’s so sad. And there was fields of grass several hundred acres all around but they were not allowed to enjoy it in their short little lives. I wonder if people who buy and enjoy veal even know where it comes from.

[@larryrunnels1190]

@@TheSilverlady1980 most veal us mor processed until they weigh over 600 pounds. I'm not sure what you saw but it wasn't veal ranching.

[@dlighted8861]

Some folks identify with predators. Some folks identify with the prey.🙄

[@artseger6891]

But THAT'S not the leftist way. Its not natural to be leftist.

[@andhewonders]

My Goats will soon clear up those nasty saplings for you.

[@larryrunnels1190]

@@andhewonders there are people around here that rent herds of goats to clear out creek banks, and grown up areas that you can't get a tractor in.

[@strawhatdabber]

They need to fund farmers, not only fans

[@janofb]

No one is stopping farmers from going on only fans.

[@ihaveinsomnia1]

​@@janofbokay that made me laugh!

[@swamppride]

It's heifers either way

[@Ron-j3t]

We do!

[@quantumtechcrypto7080]

What about OnlyCows. A farm for fatties? Patent pending

[@simonclutterbuck6697]

When cows graze on grass and weeds, they also re fertilize the soil, adding nutrients and benificial bacteria to it for a new crop of whatever is going to be grown on it.

[@roadtripper5553]

A little common sense. A little compassion go a long ways.

[@michaelheurkens4538]

Gee whiz! Call it whatever you want, but you are describing rotational grazing, a practice my family has been using for the better part of 400 years on both sides of the Pond. We also were "mixed" farmers. Growing cash crops, our own winter feed for various livestock with no animal raised without full benefit. That means you raise the animals, breed them, use the composted manure for fertilizer and either eat them or sell them to market for additional cash flow. And voila! A fully Sustainable farm!

[@theboringchannel2027]

lol sustainable except for all the external inputs like, fuel, machinery, oils, herbicides, pesticides, hormones, medicine and so much more you require today.

[@michaelheurkens4538]

@@theboringchannel2027 No herbicides, pesticides nor hormones and major equipment was either rented or shared with neighbours in a co-op-style arrangement. But that was back when your neighbours were close, trusted friends and you did not hesitate to work "in kind" during planting and harvesting. We combined for our neighbours, one would disc, another plant. Our farm was not a 10K acre, monoculture corporate farm. It was a mixed FAMILY farm of a manageable 3× 1/4-section farm. I still use the tractor I used as a lad! Why replace what still works well and is cheap to fix with the modern stuff with that proprietary electronic junk that is designed to keep you broken down and in debt. New ways are not necessarily better, just new!

[@JoJo-bh1pu]

@michaelheurkens4538 - that's exactly what I was thinking - its called 'good land management'! 😂 The problem is that most are so removed (physically and mentally) from where their food comes from and how to feed themselves that what used to be common knowledge is now needed to be spoon fed back to the masses. 😢

[@theboringchannel2027]

@@JoJo-bh1pu all of the metal, plastic and technology in your life, that you use and require daily, all comes from poor land management, often land destruction along with its enviornment. How far removed you are from reality.

[@jvh8662]

Omg. I just responded to this crazy video-- then read everyone comments. Are you kidding. Rotate the cattle in different pastures. Duhhh. God help us

[@dommywantstoknow]

Heathy cows, healthy environment, healthy people = very little profit

[@riverflyswatter]

Farmers are becoming prosperous by rotational grading. What are you trying to say with your equation?

[@tomcampbell6384]

And therein lies the rub...it's all about profits, big profits..

[@daviddiehl-gy2sq]

And when did farming make a profit, most work at a loss.

[@daviddiehl-gy2sq]

​@tomcampbell6384 What profits?

[@juliekolges70]

And there you go, that's what it's all about, the monetary gains and no thought for the environment or the animals. It's a sad world we live in today with all the greed and the hate, and the disrespect for our planet, but that's what money does to people.

[@bigdog1150]

It's all going to be Soylent Green by 2050.

[@holymotherofpearl]

IT'S PEOPLE!!!

[@johnpetrakis379]

We have a couple of Soylent Green Acres retirement and nursing homes nearby

[@AWARHERO]

Most people are too young to understand the reference.

[@silentumexcubitor6747]

What future year was "Soylent Green" the movie set in????....

[@user-GARYKELLEY]

If the government didn't ship all our food away and ship food in from other countries America would be better off farmers are the best choice

[@geoffl]

buy grass fed beef if you care about the environment. Millions of bison roamed the American plains 100 years ago. That didn't stress the environment because rotational grazing (moving from spot to spot) actually improves carbon capture.

[@chriskitchen4772]

Great comment !!!🙂

[@larryrunnels1190]

@@geoffl I always get a laugh about that grass fed bs. What do you think hay is? Even corn is actual Y a grass as are wheat and rice.

[@geoffl]

@@larryrunnels1190 grass cover quickly dies off in high capacity feedlots. That means no carbon capture. Cows live in their actual shit, which means you have to feed them antibiotics. You digest micro amounts when you eat the fat. Corn/soy are sprayed with glyphosate/roundup, which likely causes autoimmune disorders and worse. Corn/soy are also high in omega6 fatty acids, which screws up your omega6/omega3 ratio. Go ahead, remain a low information consumer.

[@rtroyer8963]

@@larryrunnels1190the “corn” we have today does not resemble in any way shape or form the native corn of the Americas. Todays “corn is hybridized, genetically modified, glyphosate oriented frankin food. It’s a fast ticket to multiple accelerated health challenges.

[@larryrunnels1190]

@@rtroyer8963 and the corn raised by native Americans was the favorite ,eal of every bug and critter in the world

[@terrygregory3456]

Eco-friendly farming is preferable to industrial farming! This used to be understood!

[@Cowboy340]

It boils down to moderation! Feed Americans, not the World! Small farmers feed our Nation, corporations feed the World! Save the water, feed America!

[@darkrush9602]

I totally agree. Here in spain its like that too, at least 85% of our farming products are sold in other countries, but if a big drought or bad weather ruins the crops the goverment compensates it by taking it from the 15% that stays in spain. Please, vote for trump if you dont want to end like this. Socialism is the beggining of dictatorships, hitler, lenin, stalin, musolini were all socialist before becoming dictators.

[@Cowboy340]

@@darkrush9602to a large degree Biden/Harris have implemented socialism in America over the last 3.5 years! Yes, #VoteDonaldTrump24 to save America!

[@apetivist]

​@@darkrush9602Your understanding of History is appallingly ignorant.

[@darkrush9602]

@@apetivist how it is ignorant? All those dictators were in socialist parties before becoming dictators. If i got something wrong, please correct me as i dont want to say wrong facts but the fact about spain is not history, is happening right now.

[@dustyhedger380]

NEVER believe the Un or zoros ! Get it ?

[@sandracrandall4561]

Did anyone else see the tails wagging that were in the pasture?? Says it ALL👍. Free the cows🙏

[@silentumexcubitor6747]

They are NOT "wagging their tails" because they are happy, they are WAVING their tails to shoo away flies.....just sayin'.... But yes, they ARE HAPPY COWS!, LOL!....

[@jlg823]

You can see the tails showing happy cows. Those in the stalls only used their tails to smack flies.

[@kimnenninger7226]

The government doesn't ship our tasty beef sway, individual ranchers sell to whomever wants to pay the most for their beef. In Southern Arizona we raise healthy beef but most of it is sold to other countries. If you want this to change, buy your beef from a local person who raised the cow in a manner that is healthy for the cow. Everyday I drive by the cows that I will be eating. They are standing in a 200 acre pasture eating plants. This is fighting climate change.

[@theboringchannel2027]

"Overall, beef exports accounted for 11 percent of U.S. domestic production." Driving to your cows is not fighting climate change. Neither is the US exporting most of its beef.

[@cmwHisArtist]

Lord, help us regain our sanity, our old ways, our generosity, and our good farmers. ❤️

[@AxeRyan80]

Thing that people will be left to do on their own. Greed is a creed of many these days.

[@d.a2500]

Take a look at NZ cattle see the green fields they graze on and you will have the answer as to why our food tastes so good.

[@Kate2014]

Same here in Tassie 👍😊

[@SteveB-hy2ci]

Boycott McDonald's

[@imatool2]

What about Burger King, Wendy’s, Taco Bell, Sonic, etc.? You can’t just blame one.

[@SteveB-hy2ci]

@@imatool2 your right! I go hunting and fishing

[@jandrews6254]

Funny how the vast herds of bison and various other grazers flourished before “farming” was introduced.

[@scoutdogfsr]

My family has ranched in Colorado since just after ww2. We run 200 to 350 head of cattle every year. They are open range in the high county during the summer and rounded up and moved to the low lands for winter. Our cattle never see a day in the pigsty environment like a dairy farm or Midwest cattle farm.

[@MichealRandall-q2x]

It’s all down to profitability,the want of money outweighs morality,unfortunately

[@TheeLynnChase]

That's actually a really nice example of industrial farming. I've seen acres of dirt lots with cattle packed in nose to butt standing in knee high filth and flies. It was the saddest thing I've ever seen and can't possibly be healthy for the cows or the humans that eventually consume them. If we are what we eat then we should cherish these animals and give them a great quality of life and nutrition first don't ya think?

[@Makinplans1]

Make small farms great again. Properly grown grass finished beef is the best thing for us. McDonalds is toxic. Thank you, signed a carnivore. ❤

[@petercarr3686]

I used to be a cow, and I approve of this message.

[@themarlboromandalorian]

If you want this sort of thing, go to a seam butcher and support them. Or buy a deep freezer and buy a whole half a cow when you buy your meat. Skipping the super market and the fast food line saves you money and provides incentive to farm less wastefully. Or, we could all raise our own cows. Which would be like keeping a pet, but eating that pet every few years.

[@deadGrlz206]

The fact that a double cheeseburger used to cost $1.30 is now over $4 is reason enough to keep me out of mcdonalds

[@JohnnyMesimer]

Most all cattle for slaughter start out grazing grass it's called backgrounding and then sent to a feedlot to finish on grain to get the marbling and fat content

[@joedennehy386]

Ive got a farmer mate who sells 2 year old grass fed bulls to macdonalds America, so its not all feed lots, which we dont use in New Zealand

[@richardwilson9560]

Did anyone else notice the commercially raised cows tails were just hanging limp ,and the organically raised cows were wagging like a happy and excited dog? Talk about animal cruelty! And no, I am not a PITA person!

[@TransferComment]

New subscriber. Thanks for sharing this. I’m a farmer daughter and you are so correct

[@e.1766]

That's why I don't eat fast food, & only buy high quality beef. It's disgusting & unnecessary, how terrible most of the beef industry treats/kills their stock! Thanks for this vid, & Please Do A Lot More!! 🥰🐄 I Love you cows

[@The-Man-On-The-Mountain]

No no, you don't get it, it's because of the farts, because, you know, cows are the only animals that fart. Not a single dinosaur farted ever, not dogs, cats, tigers, deers, or humans... just cows lol.

[@matthewronson5218]

Carbon is what plants breathe, it is not a 'footprint' that needs to be reduced.

[@tommyreusse3858]

everyone understands mcdonalds needs more than 10 cows for their 1000s of restaurants. lol

[@WillyPete_]

Downtown San Antonio Texas, The St. Anthony, a Luxury Collection Hotel's Rebelle Restaurant. 14 oz New York Strip Cooked To "Perfection" Hands down, one of the best stakes I have ever eaten.

[@hugh_jasso]

That "goofy guy" made some great not so goofy points! 😂

[@holymotherofpearl]

But there's no profit for CEO's, VP's, administrators, and shareholders.

[@peterwallace9764]

Ever tried to plant & grow a tree or trees in an area where cows are feeding. Good luck, they eat it all.

[@keenansmith1021]

Buy the milk in the green carton or get Stone Mountain Creamery or look for Grass Fed cow milk.

[@HeartNDagger18]

Is it the corporations who are doing that? Or is it the farmers wanting to save money? I hope there comes a day when all farming will be done proper like in this video, so the animals always get a normal life before slaughter rather than putting them through hell.

[@CodyWright-pq3eq]

The market's demand needs industrial farming. It's as simple as that.

[@paradiselost9946]

the tails on the cows go round and round, round and round, round and round!

[@Lp-ze1tg]

Running chicken meat and running chicken eggs are also being promoted in supermarkets.

[@mariostelzner4530]

DO THE COWS KNOW THAT THE GRASS THEY ARE EATING IS NOT FREE! AHAHAHA AHAHAHA LOL

[@bruceg1845]

to the cows: "we have big plans for you"

[@richinoable]

I obliged my corporate master

[@rodneymorton2970]

Some people just don't get it myself I love farming. And in this being said, you can't fix stupid. 😊

[@williamf3988]

Basic questions. How many cattle does mcdonalds use per year to produce hamburgers? Next, how much land does it take per cow to produce that many cattle? Is there sufficient arable land to meet this purpose?

[@FFFF-xj7fl]

Great story, Zach Morris👏!!!

[@numnumbeefguy]

Good stuff! Thanks for getting this info out !

[@ZacMorrisEnglish]

You bet!

[@njd2342]

The concrete for the factory cow farm silos create far more CO2 emissions than the cows will ever belch and fart from grazing grass!

[@AWARHERO]

Nature IS common sense.

[@vedmaburuxova68]

But why doesn't McDonalds want me to see this video..?

[@crazyredhare]

Cattle need a lot of water every day. A natural water source is okay, but need to be herded to the source which can be labor intensive. Troughs, pumps and pipes need to be considered and maintained.

[@delbertlayman3693]

Lmao. If you believe Mc Donald's uses this good of beef lmao. Showes you don't know what your talking about.

[@Bemusedbeyondbelief]

In the UK my experience is that where the animals are raised solely for beef, the back half goes to butchers and supermarkets for the steak and joints and the front half goes to places like McDonalds or for mince. So it is not that McDonalds don’t get any meat from good animals, it’s just they get the poorer cuts from them. I am sure they do get a lot from poorer quality animals too depending on need.

[@janofb]

Awww, this seems so obvious! But ignores reality. To do this each cow needs between 1 acre of quality land and up to 50 acres of western rangeland. We're currently at 87.2 million cattle. This is the lowest inventory since 1951, even though our population is more than twice what the population was then. There are 528 million acres suitable for grazing. 45% of cows are currently in rangeland and we'll call it 25 acres per cow. 45% x 87.2 million = 39.24 million cows. X 25 acres per cow = 981 million acres. So just the 45% of cows currently utilizing rangeland requires more than double the amount of available rangeland. They can do this because they're only on the range part time. So we don't have enough rangeland to even support the 45% of cows that are already on it. Where exactly will this utopia for cows happen? In fantasy land.

[@beatekreuzer5025]

Cattle in feed lots still have to eat. So instead of growing corn year after year, which is a high yield crop, but not exactly good for the soil, you could rotate crops and use part of that land to grow grass and use for grazing. It helps to regenerate the soil . Less industrialized farming may need a little more land, but it also produces better food and is less harmful for the environment.

[@Beyonder8335]

@@beatekreuzer5025how exactly is corn “worse for the soil” than literally any other crop?

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

​@@beatekreuzer5025 Most ag land is rotation farmed, not continuously one crop.

[@kristygibson2428]

@@beatekreuzer5025 Let me add carcass lbs will be lower on pasturd fed cattle so you need even more cattle in turn more pasture acres

[@ZacMorrisEnglish]

We need less cows in feedlots. We shouldn’t be fighting to keep cows that aren’t really living alive.

[@scottdunkirk8198]

Some of,the so called industrial cow farming are feed lots to get the cattle to market, also we don’t plant trees on pastureland you move the cattle around so the grass can grow back. 😂

[@matthewgregory617]

what I see is production cattle grazing and feedlot cattle getting prepped for processing.

[@davidjones-vx9ju]

why doesn't mcdonalds want me to see this?

[@lv2465]

I'll only eat grass fed beef. That being said, we all have to do our part to support our farmers the world over.

[@StephanieTanner-mh6ot]

I subscribed only because of the name. Loved Zach Morris in Saved by the Bell.

[@skohtihamilton9443]

Actually US beef goes to Europe where they get a better price. McDonald's beef comes from South America where it's cheaper and worse quality.

[@stephenwalton9646]

Happy cows make happy meals.

[@bunghole209]

Witb the title i was sure this was going to show Kamala in the drive thru with knee pads.

[@williamwilson6499]

Meanwhile, back in the real world.

[@wayno-ms1gm]

We've been strip grazing in Australia since I was very young now I'm 65

[@roscopriceathens]

Except you cant make money raising a couple cows , those are hobby farmers

[@summergain]

This is a much better way to raise cattle, but it doesn't mitigate the amount of methane they produce. Raising cattle and feeding them in this manor does reduce the amount of other hydrocarbon inputs that would otherwise be used so that is a plus and because the cattle move around more, have more space and don't spend as much time wallowing in their own shit, they are healthier. This means a better meat product for us and less medication for them.

[@kevinricketts6098]

Perfect , but support farmers financialy.

[@jmbeekeeper]

More tree lines were cut down in the midwest for the Bill Gates industry of soy ,and corn. Southern Wisconsin has suffered rapidly do to the ethanol industry.

[@allthingsconsidered3211]

bring back american cattle/bison! european cows are more docile but ppl generally accept bison as good for the environment and gets rid of the stigma. petro-free tillers! 😅

[@craigollerhead8667]

Cow = herbivore. Grain isn't herbaceous. Easy!

[@oolum]

Why did the narrator feel it necessary to call the man, showing us the beneficial grazing and farming methods he employed, a goofy guy? Was that you Zach Morris?

[@ZacMorrisEnglish]

Yeah I called myself goofy

[@MoonLitFRANK]

Why would McDonald's care when theu dont even sell real beef anymore? 😂

[@matts.9330]

Fat makes your burger taste better. Beef that is FINISHED on corn makes more intramuscular fat. More intramuscular fat makes beef taste better. Period. It's the entire basis for the grading system

[@StamperWendy]

Awesome but how do they give the cows water? In the barns at night?

[@pereinarolsson3928]

Grass fed cows will have a lot of omega 6 in the fat - whereas cows fed with grain or corn will have omega 3 in the fat. Omega 3 is very inflammatory - like all seed oils - but omega 6 is the opposite. So grass fed animals are much more healthy to eat - and the animals happier....

[@_DB.COOPER]

😝😆😆😆😝 This guy knows nothing about ranching. It’s rotational grazing done by all in that industry. There’s no other choice.

[@jvaughn090284]

Stop allowing McDonald to lobby congress. Problem solved

[@dashley2525]

To much truth for the main stream narrative. This will never be accepted as fact. Those cows need some DEI .

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Feedlots are definitely the problem and are not nice living areas 😢

[@allrightsreserved3237]

You want to be effective in your messaging? Document the industrial farm south of Tucson AZ called 100% pure beef.

[@mashlangu]

How do they get the cattle to keep inside the lines?

[@joeljoss1916]

How do you go about finding meat from cows that have been raised this way? In a world where lying is accepted as the norm.

[@colinsmith3212]

Will it make my hamburger taste better? No? Dont care then.

[@JunoBrannick]

Do we really believe that McDonald's cares?

[@rafenatho5406]

Agreed but you cant feed the masses without industrial farming.

[@ZacMorrisEnglish]

The question is , do the masses deserved to be fed!?

[@rafenatho5406]

@@ZacMorrisEnglish Good question

[@davidlestervoice8914]

I won't step foot in the place.

[@gabyculca6181]

God bless you,😮😊❤

[@flavaj13]

But is it cost-effective enough to make the shareholders happy? It is my understanding is that most food producing farms in America today are primarily these industrial farms owned or closely tied to the huge corporations. I'm all for the ethical treatment of all living things, the people in powers, on the other hand, not so much.

[@kremata]

I've been saying this for years.

[@petertimmins6657]

An acre of corn can feed more cows than the best acre of grass. More cows mean more food. Don’t you agree that more food means there is more available to send to help feed starving children in Africa, or do you not have a heart?

[@lelaine61]

These corporations can most definitely afford the land needed to raise healthy cows if they can Ever Get Past Their Greed and they know it🤨Even better would be to bring back the farms they closed down and give back to the community income to be part of that solution to healthier happy cows to healthier better meals. Respect over Greed for the Animals sacrificing for our survival. Absolutely no reason why this ever started in the first place except for Greedy All About Me Me Me Persons/Corporations🤷‍♀️

[@valeriemoore2762]

If misery makes people more unhealthy, it's going to make animals more unhealthy. Even if you don't care about the quality of the life of an animal you may someday whined up eating, you probably will care about the health factor of that meat.

[@KNIGHTJUMPS]

But how super rich mega capitalists supposed to make more gold and consolidate power sir?

[@melodygodbey3092]

If we can all do this.........we wouldn't need anything 😮...... hmmmmmm ❤

[@Davan1331-x1p]

What was that about McDonalds?

[@joh3398]

Can I get a hell yeah?

[@tl3139]

Ad McDonalds is worried because of what?

[@michaelbailot5479]

Those cattle ranchers or their predecessors clear cut the forest to make pastures. Pastures and eating cows for cheap…that’s the problem. The “solution” you are so enthused about is the style in Brazil where I live. We lost forests as large as the Amazon forest to cattle….and rapidly are losing the whole shebang to those damned cows and their pastures, or corn fields, or whatever. Macdonald’s buys all the cattle produced in Acre, one of our devastated Amazon states. Who made this film? Cattlemen.