Since their implementation many decades ago, concentrated animal feeding operations have continued to sustain meat and dairy industries by providing a steady flow of livestock for food chains for home and consumers abroad.
Clear up confusion on CAFOs
Kansas State University extension livestock specialist Joel DeRouchey recently said on the Agriculture Today radio program that concentrated animal feeding operations -- CAFOs -- present a more efficient opportunity to raise livestock with less stress on the environment
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