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• mrweasel 3y ago
  https://aabentlandbrug.dk/faq https://aabentlandbrug.dk/faq <- In Danish though. Dairy cows must have access to pastures from April 15th until November, for at least six hours per day. Inside a cow must have at least 6.6 - 8m2, depending on the size of the cow. Note that the rules are worse for cows breed for meat.
  • scruple 3y ago
    Interesting. Where I grew up, rural Ohio, was a massive dairy farm where the milk was put into container ships and sent overseas to... Denmark.
    • selimthegrim 3y ago
      Danish dairy products have a huge market in Asia and the Middle East