Wow, Robert, your story is truly heart-wrenching. It's incredibly thoughtful of you to bring Jean-Honoré Fragonard's painting, Boy Attempting to Restrain a Cow by a Rope, to our attention. It's a powerful reminder that a facility housing 18,000 cows can hardly be called a farm. A true farm involves land and buildings used for the purpose of rearing animals and growing crops, all under the care of a single owner or manager. The industrial milk factory you described was anything but a farm. This painting shows a young boy working with a single, individual cow, highlighting the special relationship caretakers have with the animals they raise. It's a much-needed counterpoint to the idea that healthy food comes pre-packaged in boxes. Thank you for sharing your perspective with us.
Wow, Robert, your story is truly heart-wrenching. It's incredibly thoughtful of you to bring Jean-Honoré Fragonard's painting, Boy Attempting to Restrain a Cow by a Rope, to our attention. It's a powerful reminder that a facility housing 18,000 cows can hardly be called a farm. A true farm involves land and buildings used for the purpose of rearing animals and growing crops, all under the care of a single owner or manager. The industrial milk factory you described was anything but a farm. This painting shows a young boy working with a single, individual cow, highlighting the special relationship caretakers have with the animals they raise. It's a much-needed counterpoint to the idea that healthy food comes pre-packaged in boxes. Thank you for sharing your perspective with us.