Is this the end of animal agriculture we are so familiar with? We condemn the wet markets of China, but this nation's animal herd poses a similar public health risk.
Zoonotic disease is more than just a theoretical problem. We provide economic incentives for this nation's poultry flocks and swine herds, an important protein source.
A generation ago, we had wet markets in each nation's public markets located in urban areas. One key difference was we did not have wild animals for sale.
Maybe this will signal the end of the Chicken Mcnugget and Buffalo wing (Buffalo's gift to the world).
Zoonotic disease is more than just a theoretical problem. We provide economic incentives for this nation's poultry flocks and swine herds, an important protein source.
A generation ago, we had wet markets in each nation's public markets located in urban areas. One key difference was we did not have wild animals for sale.
Maybe this will signal the end of the Chicken Mcnugget and Buffalo wing (Buffalo's gift to the world).
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