Senator Booker Is Right about Factory Farming

    Senator Cory Booker’s has helped bring up the Farm System Reform Bill of 2019 to the U.S. Senate. This is because they are tired of all the animal feeding operations, also known as factory farms. They are not only effecting animals, but humans too. Many of the large pandemics in America have formed from animals to humans, that came from these factory farms. Not only is the risk or bacteria and viruses high, but also the impact on the animals. They are getting abused and have no way of getting around it or out of it. The meat then gets sold cheaper than if you would buy it from a fresh farm, where they are raised properly. Senator Booker is trying his very hardest to pass this bill and help the US. 



From this article, I feel like there needs to be more done about this problem. It shouldn't be only one person that is making an effort to the higher up. It is affecting everyone in the US, physically and emotionally. They are becoming sick or very unhealthy.  The animals should also not be living in the crappy conditions they do. The factory farms compared to the fresh farms have a very large difference. The pro that comes from the factory farms is that the meat is sold cheaper, that's it. It would be a very great benefit to not only the animals but the American people if this bill was passed. 


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