I looking for that cows eyes and he's either saying hey you have a cookie or he's saying everybody freeze don't move be a statue they'll go away and then you look at that belly on that cow and the backbone steaks too high that cow's a pig that Pig cow look at the belly on that thing he's not going to stop eating till he's dragging that belly and you have any cookies
"These are not mad cows, we feed only the highest grade weed which makes them extremely happy/mellow".
Need to explain why the stock keeps randomly walking into the fence/barn, falling over in the field, and why the calves keep licking the electric fence, just to get some resemblance of reality.
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Anonymous
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I actually live in a state where it is legal and have both a pot farm and a cattle ranch. When we have livestock in the lots we feed them our cannabis trimmings (water leaves and stems) as it is high in nutrients and they appreciate the green... it also mellows them out a little
I think processed hemp has lots of value, sellers say it’s a superfood. They even talk about putting it in cement that would solve all the apparent cement problems. :)
But actual planted weed vines? The cows meat wouldn’t be affected, but the cow would probably get sick. Remember it has two stomachs that saves and re-digests food.
It is only legal to feed hemp to food-producing animals if it is: • Harvested or treated hemp stalks with all leaves, flowering heads and seeds removed • Denatured industrial hemp seed, or • Oil extracted and meal ground from denatured industrial hemp seed. • Industrial Hemp has Zero THC the active ingredient It is not legal to feed the following to food-producing animals: • Any hemp plant that still has leaves, flowers or seeds attached • Non-denatured hemp seed.
I have seen some stoned cows before. Hilarious. Why not feed them weed. No steak can be too high for that. They'll get the munchies and have some nice smoked meat. Already infused.
