So grateful that Temple has gotten involved in other animal industries as well as cattle. There is still a great deal of work to be done. I hope that she can continue improvements in the poultry and pork industries. Perhaps in time, she can raise them up to an even higher standard of care and stress free caring slaughter.
Joesph Moua I wouldn't "want" to be eaten by anything or anyone else...unless I was dying anyway, and other's survival depended on eating me. I would just hope that they put me out of my misery quickly and effectively. I am actually glad that Dr. Temple Grandin has put herself in the animals shoes in order to design methods of slaughter that minimize the animal's anxiety and suffering. I understand that humans are omnivorous and if we "must" have such an appetite for animal flesh, that these industrialized factory farming methods have to be put in place to meet our demands, then I would hope that they make this process as quick and as painless for the animals as possible. Humans also need to be aware of the environmental impact our "demand" for affordable meat is having on our planet. It wouldn't hurt for the majority of us to lower our meat consumption dramatically as it is also affecting our health. I have made the personal decision to choose VEGAN as often as possible. Peace to all. Bless!
+Easyrider Pappy I think you forget that animals experiance life as we do, of course most are not capable of what we can experiance, but they do all experiance fear and happiness. once you can see their lives through their eyes maybe you'll change your viewpoint. I hope you do. because ani.als were certainly not put on this planet just for our sole consumption.
eevee2joltyon Animals were put on this Earth to be eaten and have daminion over.. If you feel like you want to live the life of a Chicken.. Please do .. As for me I'll chop the head off of a chicken and we can sit down and talk over supper about this.. We will be having Fried Chicken and Dumpling.
Temple Grandin is truly a remarkable person. Thank you for all your past and current work ! A role model I look up to during my current Animal Science education.
ISNT ANYONE GONNA TALK ABOUT TEMPLE GRANDEN? She’s amazing! She’s smart! She has autism like me. Except she’s probably smarter than me cuz she’s a doctor! She grew up around animals & she is different like me but in a special way! We just have a different ability! 😁 I was amazed how she didn’t react by doing a tic or reaction to the turkeys gobbling. Some people with that different ability can be sensitive to certain loud noises. Really I think we all need to see the amazement this woman has rather talking about how delicious turkeys are.
I agree...I really respect and admire how she has tried to help make slaughter as humane as possible for animals. She is a great lady that has truly changed things for the animals. I love her.
Sean O'Gorman But your so benevolent that’s you would rather these turkeys be killed while fully conscious by wild animals...So kind, so benevolent are you~
Sean O'Gorman Tell me about it! Vegans really need to stop exploiting so many animals everyday!! Vegans exploit more animals than other people. The Vegan Society has an ethical stance[1] against beekeeping, but many commercial crops[2] require to be pollinated by domestic bees that are forced to breed and then worked to death. It's basically impossible to have a nutritionally complete vegan diet without forced pollination, but fodder crops do not exploit bees. Human food crops directly kill five times[3] as many bees as all livestock slaughter combined. Vegans should also make sure that their seasonally changing food exporters don't rely on insects[4], terriers[5], sheep[6], ducks[7], organic fertilizers[8] or anything from developing countries[9] where animal labor is still common. [1] www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/honey-industry [2] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_crop_plants_pollinated_by_bees [3] i.imgur.com/hESDk90.jpg [4] i.imgur.com/lTC85LR.jpg [5] ruclips.net/video/l2Pyu-Cj0gg/видео.html [6] i.imgur.com/nfupC0s.jpg [7] ruclips.net/video/Kx3cfoPjyR4/видео.html [8] i.imgur.com/6AopTe6.jpg [9] i.imgur.com/7E0EctM.jpg
kimmie Wise 75 % of crops grown are fed to the billions of animals we breed annually, unnecessarily, to be exploited and killed . We don’t need to eat animals to be health, we do however need plants. Feeding billions of animals to get second hand nutrients is the most inefficient way to eat, causing the most amount of deaths. Of course veganism is about granting all sentient beings rights to their bodily autonomy. Plant based eating causes the least amount of “crop deaths “ , and would be a world where we don’t unnecessarily exploit innocent beings for their flesh. Also best for the planet. Via veganic farming ✌🏻www.animalvisuals.org/projects/data/1mc
Sean O'Gorman this is false. Most crops fed to animals are byproducts of industry processing. They were unfit for human consumption. Rather than composting (which emits carbon), the byproducts are fed to animals and converted into protein. Stop talking lies.
Dr. Grandin, you are doing a great service to the meat industry, to the animals and those who will be enjoying their holiday dinners....thanks for another great video!
I am absolutely awestruck by this woman’s brilliance and insight. No not because of her “disability” and being autistic - not at all. I’m blown away by her brilliance and her thoughtfulness regarding an industry that desperately needed someone with “fresh eyes” to look at their processes and find ways to improve them. Seeing the various systems that she’s helped to implement shows that improvement is always possible and in all things we should never say that we’ve done it the best we can and that’s that. I’m not a vegan. I’m not an activist. I’m not anything but a guy who found his way here through the internet rabbit hole and stumbled upon something here that is truly fascinating.
Extremely informative video on humane handling of Turkeys. I am impressed at just how much planning and thought goes into the process to make it as safe for us and as humane as possible for the birds
I have eaten a lot of Turkey in my life, and I never heard complaint one. Those turkeys are as senseless as you would be while having your wisdom teeth removed. Besides, I don't think a hell of a lot goes on inside the brain of a turkey...
Well I wanted to know where my turkeys come from. Now I know!! Anyone who eats meat should watch a few of these video! It definitely made me appreciate where my food comes from and the animals who provided my meals.
I totally agree with you. I am sure the vegans are screaming now. All people should choose their own diets. Turkey is a great source of real protein in your diet. Time to cook.
While I think American abattoirs are more primitive than Australian ones, I really respect and thank Temple Grandin for shedding some light on an industry that's been hidden in the shadows for far too long. Thank you for showing the world that abattoirs and us workers aren't nightmarish.
@@theecologist10 If you are familiar with the older ways of mechanized poultry processing you would realize that the birds were hung live and basically rode upside-down to have their heads "pinched" off on the line. Also, you will notice, as is shown to us by Dr. Grandin that the birds, when young, have tons of space and they grow familiar with their surroundings and other birds and they are thriving in the house environment. You will also notice that the males are "displaying" or showing off to the females in the house - that wouldn't happen with a stressed bird. They are then taken, as comfortably as can be, to the processing plant and are "stunned" not knowing of the carrying methods. Yes, these companies obviously care for the birds as humanely as possible. The USDA is always present making sure all steps are in place.
@@misplacedcajun2325 just because it's better than previous methods, doesn't make it humane, that room is nothing like their natural environment would be
@@theecologist10 You're right, sir. I am an avid turkey hunter myself, and I'd much rather see them in the wild. While far less than perfect, I do think we've made great strides in seeing that commercially raised animal's existence is far better and hopefully, with the aid of stalwarts such as Dr. Grandin, their lives will improve even more. Also, please know that your interest in the betterment of animal farming is much appreciated.
Este video ofrece una visión detallada e informativa sobre el proceso de manejo y procesamiento de pavos, con la guía de Temple Grandin. Es impresionante ver cómo se han implementado técnicas modernas para garantizar el bienestar animal y la eficiencia en el manejo. Desde la carga en la granja hasta el procesamiento en la planta, cada paso es meticulosamente explicado, destacando la importancia de las prácticas de manejo responsables y el cuidado en el control de enfermedades. La presencia de Temple Grandin y su enfoque en el bienestar animal brindan una perspectiva valiosa sobre la evolución de estas prácticas en la industria. ¡Un excelente recurso para comprender mejor cómo se maneja y procesa el pavo de manera ética y eficiente!
This is a good example on how to process turkeys because i was raised to like turkeys and eat them once a year and i like this process unlike foster farms
The exact same process. It hurts production to be cruel to the animals. It also damages the meat if they hit or shove it. In short, animal cruelty actually cuts into farmers bottom lines.
believe me anything that happens to the turkeys ,aint sweet ,and gentle. they are stunned ,throats slit ,and bled out, auto plucked , gutted ,washed ,and processed for shipping .If that's sweet ,and gentle ,I'd hate to see mean, and ruff............
@@bruceshenkel6991 I mean, the foods gotta be killed and processed at some point. Everyone here understands that at some point your foods gonna die. Welcome to reality. Things die, things get eaten. Don't like it? Too bad. This is how the world is. And no, no amount of delusion can change that.
Temple Grandin = Fucking legend. The only thing I have a problem with is the tight overcrowding in the barns. It's really good to see that effort is being put in to ensure the welfare of the animals.
The only thing I think is wrong with this is that their hung upside down first. If they were stunned and then hung upside down would feel a bit better but it is great to know they are not being treated badly whilst they are alive
I slowed the video down wanting to see if their beaks had been cut and sadly they have. It would be nice if the powers that be could come up with another solution to beak slicing. Dr. Grandin is a marvel and should be mandatory study for anyone dealing with animal welfare.
Aaron Gerow lmao ur ridiculous, debeaking is very painful for them. They have a lot of sensitive nerves, it’s like if someone was to cut on ur lip. www.upc-online.org/winter07/debeaking.html www.upc-online.org/merchandise/debeak_factsheet.html www.firstpost.com/living/heres-why-beak-trimming-of-chicks-in-poultry-farms-is-a-senseless-act-of-cruelty-2969954.html
Trust me, it's a lot better for the birds than letting them cannibalize each other. And it's not a density issue, 2 birds in a field together will do it to each other.
excellent video it answered so many questions that I always wondered about and I feel better that I see that animals are being treated humanely before they are put down thank you
being humane is awesome. i love turkeys both as live birds and as food. they are beautiful birds and when God gave us domain in this world He intended us to take care of it and not destroy it. After the fall when God gave us animals to eat He still intended us to take care of them and be humane. it is good to see how the birds I eat are taken care of before i consume them.
What part of cramming turkeys into narrowly confined spaces for long periods of time, or of hanging them upside down by shackles before you electrocute them, is humane?! I really think Temple Grandin gets a lot more credit than she deserves. I just recently gave up eating meat, and watching this video makes me more confident than ever in my decision!
There is no pretty rainbow colored way to kill and butcher an animal. There is a dark side to anything if you choose to dwell on it. How many animals were displaced and or killed in the farming of your vegetarian menu? Life is not all gumdrops and candy canes.
dylan tisdale The stupid part is that all this crap is BECAUSE of animal rights activists. Before it was a simple, grab the chicken, lay it across the chop block, and lop it's head off. Easy 1-2 and done. Now it's all this shit, just for their whiney asses, and they're still bitching.
You gave up meat and suddenly felt like bragging about it everywhere and believe you're better than other people? Believe me, it always happens like that.
I am really impressed. I have raised my own turkeys and butchered them. The conveyor belt was the smoothest, calmest and injury free system I have seen, making this humane. I admire Temple's explanations, it is true and factual. Nice job!
@@theecologist10 Well they seem to be moving and walking a lot for a group of animals that have zero space. I’m sure you think a one bed room apartment is a “broom closet”.
Factory farmed turkeys lead a horrific sterile crowded life. Years ago they actually lived a pretty good life on a real farm. Died young but while alive had a good life.
My heart is just broken. These individuals deserved to be living in the wilds of North America, like their ancestors. These souls most likely never touched grass.
Does she know how entertaining she is like in a documentary sense I was paying attention to the whole I'm rabbit holing and don't know how I got here but I hope her Ted talk is as explicit and enthusiastic as this I know she has one and haven't watched it yet I Know I'm late af
As someone who cares about the animals welfare during this process, this is far more humane than the other videos of people shoving them in funnels and doing appalling jobs at slicing their throats. Makes me lean far more towards this form of factory farming over any other option. PS...what companies use this process. I will buy from them.
@@theecologist10 If there is no space to move then how are they moving and walking around in that very clip genius? Additionally these animals naturally huddle together, especially in winter and colder temperatures. Additionally turkeys are flock animals and naturally congregate anyways.
"Far more humane" and yet still not humane. Killing half as many humans as you did last year is "more humane" for a serial killer, still not humane though.
@@theecologist10 Zero space? If they had zero space there wouldn’t be a space around the humans walking through the crowd. There might not be room for running, but turkeys don’t really run around anyways. They just strut leisurely.
Just out of curiosity why slit the throat instead of complete decapitation? Obviously the heads get removed, is there a reason for it happening during a whole other process?
This Lady SINGLEHANDEDLY has done more for the humane treatment of Beef, Pork, and Poltry harvesting for human consumption than anyone who is ever lived.
@@kathyfarnham3206 And I respect and applaud you! And I'm glad you're on the right side of life and is a meat eater! 😊👍🏻❤❤❤ @NILF Lmao! No Injustice Lasts Forever's alt account!!! Just stfu!!! You're a r***rd, who knows NOTHING about animals!!!
It's just amazing operation I grew up on a farm we killed our own chickens in turkeys used to dip the chicken in hot water after killing it and pull all the feathers off .Thank you for the video.
I thought this was a very respectable video that shows the humane way that 99% of our meat goes from farm to table. This practice is much similar to the Tyson Corporation in that automation is key to successful production and safety. I wish more people would watch videos like this to help dis-bunk the idea that meat production is cruel and inhumane.
I'm afraid those statements are untrue. It's no myth that it is inhumane, and in actual fact, 98% of animal farming is factory farming, which means male chicks being ground up or suffocated in giant plastic bags, sheep, cows, pigs and poultry being kept in such cramped conditions that they can barely move their whole lives and they never see the sun, chickens having their beaks chopped off so that because they are so distressed, they can't peck the other birds around them, calves being ripped from their mothers which causes irreversible mental damage, and stun methods that rarely work, causing the animals to struggle in the air, hung from their leg by a chain before their throat is slit, and running around the kill floor in terror. I could go on and on. The industry is NOT humane.
@@kayleighgriva4817 Well, that's just blatantly and provably false. There is literally a video in this same series about the slaughter of both pigs and cows and none of them are hung by chains before the slaughter. Cows are not harmed by the taking of calves on two fronts. 1. Beef cattle keep their calves and in fact motherhood instincts are bred for because they're kept on open ranges and need to protect the calves from predators. And 2. dairy cows are the exact opposite, and lose interest in their calves the moment they get them cleaned off from the birth smells. Calves are removed from them for their own safety, because dairy cows are so blase and apathetic that they FREQUENTLY LAY ON CALVES that are left with them, smothering and\or crushing them. All things we have video evidence of thanks to Iowadairyfarmer and TDF Honest Farming on Facebook, the former showing how calm and fine mother cows are with their calves being taken, and the later showing explicitly the consequences of not being able to do it quick enough. The things you mention don't happen because they don't make SENSE. The point of animal agriculture is to make QUALITY end products. All the practices you suggest would harm the animals-- WHY would someone so money-minded as you say do something that would HARM the source of their money? It doesn't even make logical sense. Poultry birds don't need to be stressed to peck at each other. Or anything, for that matter. I've literally watched video of a free-range bird who cannibalized ITSELF. Had to have a hood put over it because it kept pecking huge sores in its own skin and eating itself. Birds are MEAN. They are dinosaurs and they know it.
plane lover most farms are run like this. You can certainly run a farm badly...but not likely for very long!!!! The margins with farming are very small unless you do it very, very well--or you have an endless supply of sucker hippies nearby, which most farming areas don't have.
I worked those farms... the turkeys are used to being around people. a farm worker walks through twice a day to pick up any dead ones, or the other turkeys will eat them. If you find one with a blood spot... you wring the neck, as they will eat an injured comrade alive. They are cannibals. You burn the dead. Disease is a big concern with turkeys. You never enter without dressing in a suit and stepping in iodine. Decades ago, I also worked the processing plants, very efficient. The first 15 minutes of a workers shift seems ok... we speed it up, after an hour the workers are buzzing along on autopilot. Not a great job.
@@rodagrail3231 clearly there’s enough for a majority of them to survive to a decent age and size. So that can’t be it or they’d all be biohazards on the floor of the barn.
But can you solve this in less than ten minutes ....? I bought some grade A goose eggs for $7 for four and some grade B goose eggs at $9 for six. If the total cost was $117 ... How many grade A eggs did i buy ? How much did i spend on the grade B eggs ? Regards......Elmer Fudd !
So grateful that Temple has gotten involved in other animal industries as well as cattle. There is still a great deal of work to be done. I hope that she can continue improvements in the poultry and pork industries. Perhaps in time, she can raise them up to an even higher standard of care and stress free caring slaughter.
If I'm ever slaughtered I hope Dr. Temple Grandin will be there to ease the process.
Why you won't to be eaten by humans?
Joesph Moua I wouldn't "want" to be eaten by anything or anyone else...unless I was dying anyway, and other's survival depended on eating me. I would just hope that they put me out of my misery quickly and effectively.
I am actually glad that Dr. Temple Grandin has put herself in the animals shoes in order to design methods of slaughter that minimize the animal's anxiety and suffering. I understand that humans are omnivorous and if we "must" have such an appetite for animal flesh, that these industrialized factory farming methods have to be put in place to meet our demands, then I would hope that they make this process as quick and as painless for the animals as possible. Humans also need to be aware of the environmental impact our "demand" for affordable meat is having on our planet. It wouldn't hurt for the majority of us to lower our meat consumption dramatically as it is also affecting our health. I have made the personal decision to choose VEGAN as often as possible. Peace to all. Bless!
+tikirowboat That is a Very Stupid Remark you made,, Animals are for Food,, Not Humans
+Easyrider Pappy I think you forget that animals experiance life as we do, of course most are not capable of what we can experiance, but they do all experiance fear and happiness. once you can see their lives through their eyes maybe you'll change your viewpoint. I hope you do. because ani.als were certainly not put on this planet just for our sole consumption.
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Animals were put on this Earth to be eaten and have daminion over.. If you feel like you want to live the life of a Chicken.. Please do .. As for me I'll chop the head off of a chicken and we can sit down and talk over supper about this.. We will be having Fried Chicken and Dumpling.
Temple Grandin is truly a remarkable person. Thank you for all your past and current work ! A role model I look up to during my current Animal Science education.
Nice job, Temple. Proud to know you as friend and colleague.
ISNT ANYONE GONNA TALK ABOUT TEMPLE GRANDEN? She’s amazing! She’s smart! She has autism like me. Except she’s probably smarter than me cuz she’s a doctor! She grew up around animals & she is different like me but in a special way! We just have a different ability! 😁 I was amazed how she didn’t react by doing a tic or reaction to the turkeys gobbling. Some people with that different ability can be sensitive to certain loud noises. Really I think we all need to see the amazement this woman has rather talking about how delicious turkeys are.
Dr. Temple Grandin is #1 !
Subscribed to this channel because of HER
Temple Grandin is one of my favorite people. One can learn a lot from her.
I agree...I really respect and admire how she has tried to help make slaughter as humane as possible for animals. She is a great lady that has truly changed things for the animals. I love her.
Audrey Shaw humane means to show compassion and benevolence. Nothing kind happens inside slaughterhouses.
Sean O'Gorman But your so benevolent that’s you would rather these turkeys be killed while fully conscious by wild animals...So kind, so benevolent are you~
kimmie Wise lol, or- we just stop breeding billions of animals and eat food instead
Randy March ssd
Good job, this is probably the most humane farm animal processing I’ve seen so far, about as humane as you can get. Respect ✊
YzfR6 know what’s truly humane ? Not exploiting animals at all
Sean O'Gorman Tell me about it! Vegans really need to stop exploiting so many animals everyday!!
Vegans exploit more animals than other people. The Vegan Society has an ethical stance[1] against beekeeping, but many commercial crops[2] require to be pollinated by domestic bees that are forced to breed and then worked to death. It's basically impossible to have a nutritionally complete vegan diet without forced pollination, but fodder crops do not exploit bees. Human food crops directly kill five times[3] as many bees as all livestock slaughter combined. Vegans should also make sure that their seasonally changing food exporters don't rely on insects[4], terriers[5], sheep[6], ducks[7], organic fertilizers[8] or anything from developing countries[9] where animal labor is still common.
[1] www.vegansociety.com/go-vegan/honey-industry
[2] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_crop_plants_pollinated_by_bees
[3] i.imgur.com/hESDk90.jpg
[4] i.imgur.com/lTC85LR.jpg
[5] ruclips.net/video/l2Pyu-Cj0gg/видео.html
[6] i.imgur.com/nfupC0s.jpg
[7] ruclips.net/video/Kx3cfoPjyR4/видео.html
[8] i.imgur.com/6AopTe6.jpg
[9] i.imgur.com/7E0EctM.jpg
kimmie Wise 75 % of crops grown are fed to the billions of animals we breed annually, unnecessarily, to be exploited and killed . We don’t need to eat animals to be health, we do however need plants. Feeding billions of animals to get second hand nutrients is the most inefficient way to eat, causing the most amount of deaths. Of course veganism is about granting all sentient beings rights to their bodily autonomy. Plant based eating causes the least amount of “crop deaths “ , and would be a world where we don’t unnecessarily exploit innocent beings for their flesh. Also best for the planet. Via veganic farming ✌🏻www.animalvisuals.org/projects/data/1mc
Sean O'Gorman this is false. Most crops fed to animals are byproducts of industry processing. They were unfit for human consumption. Rather than composting (which emits carbon), the byproducts are fed to animals and converted into protein. Stop talking lies.
There is no such thing as humane slaughter.
Dr. Grandin, you are doing a great service to the meat industry, to the animals and those who will be enjoying their holiday dinners....thanks for another great video!
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
Job well done doctor G. I never realized how much effort went in to keeping our foot safe. Thank you. 🌹
I am absolutely awestruck by this woman’s brilliance and insight. No not because of her “disability” and being autistic - not at all. I’m blown away by her brilliance and her thoughtfulness regarding an industry that desperately needed someone with “fresh eyes” to look at their processes and find ways to improve them.
Seeing the various systems that she’s helped to implement shows that improvement is always possible and in all things we should never say that we’ve done it the best we can and that’s that.
I’m not a vegan. I’m not an activist. I’m not anything but a guy who found his way here through the internet rabbit hole and stumbled upon something here that is truly fascinating.
Same here! Actually autism is actually a different ability! ❤ I have it too! She may be smarter than me too!
Extremely informative video on humane handling of Turkeys. I am impressed at just how much planning and thought goes into the process to make it as safe for us and as humane as possible for the birds
This is to thank Temple Grandin, who planned most of those more humane systems. It wasn't like that before her.
Humane? How do you humanly kill an animal? Do you think those turkeys want to die so you can taste them?
there is no HUMANE way to murder an animal that did not want to die for your greed and selfish way of life
SHUT UP SOYBOY
I have eaten a lot of Turkey in my life, and I never heard complaint one. Those turkeys are as senseless as you would be while having your wisdom teeth removed. Besides, I don't think a hell of a lot goes on inside the brain of a turkey...
Well I wanted to know where my turkeys come from. Now I know!! Anyone who eats meat should watch a few of these video! It definitely made me appreciate where my food comes from and the animals who provided my meals.
Excellent video. As an agriculture student, Temple Grandin is my hero. If only all processors could follow her guidelines!
I totally agree with you. I am sure the vegans are screaming now. All people should choose their own diets. Turkey is a great source of real protein in your diet. Time to cook.
I totally agree, she needs cloning, done more for animal welfare than any vegan screaming meat is murder X
Meat is murder. Time to go vegan.
I'm autistic and Temple Grandin is my role model! I want to meet her!
A truly remarkable human
Indeed! Temple Grandin is my role model, because I also have autism! And I want to meet her one day!
I hope you get that chance :)
Thank you!
Don Roy didn't need to mention autism doesn't have to with anything seems like ya don't have it
While I think American abattoirs are more primitive than Australian ones, I really respect and thank Temple Grandin for shedding some light on an industry that's been hidden in the shadows for far too long.
Thank you for showing the world that abattoirs and us workers aren't nightmarish.
My mouth was watering the whole time not just for turkey but for the nostalgia of holiday meals at Grandma's house.
Not me. I hate bird meats. But this woman here is amazing!!!
@@Zumbagirl517 same
Thanks for showing this humane treatment of the animals. Dr. Grandin is truly a passionate professor and advocate for animals.
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
@@theecologist10 If you are familiar with the older ways of mechanized poultry processing you would realize that the birds were hung live and basically rode upside-down to have their heads "pinched" off on the line. Also, you will notice, as is shown to us by Dr. Grandin that the birds, when young, have tons of space and they grow familiar with their surroundings and other birds and they are thriving in the house environment. You will also notice that the males are "displaying" or showing off to the females in the house - that wouldn't happen with a stressed bird. They are then taken, as comfortably as can be, to the processing plant and are "stunned" not knowing of the carrying methods. Yes, these companies obviously care for the birds as humanely as possible. The USDA is always present making sure all steps are in place.
@@misplacedcajun2325 just because it's better than previous methods, doesn't make it humane, that room is nothing like their natural environment would be
@@theecologist10 You're right, sir. I am an avid turkey hunter myself, and I'd much rather see them in the wild. While far less than perfect, I do think we've made great strides in seeing that commercially raised animal's existence is far better and hopefully, with the aid of stalwarts such as Dr. Grandin, their lives will improve even more. Also, please know that your interest in the betterment of animal farming is much appreciated.
@@misplacedcajun2325 although you hunt turkey, I respect that more than factory farms 🙌 thank you for your perspective
Love Temple Grandin. Her life is an inspiration!
if every farm and factory plant was like this the world would be a much better place.
How so
Me flipa la pasión q le pone en la explicación!!! Q grande la tía!!!!
She’s everywhere, is she the goddess of animal farming?
Just want to share that my last thanksgiving turkey was bombay, my grandmother cooked it before she passed on.
Este video ofrece una visión detallada e informativa sobre el proceso de manejo y procesamiento de pavos, con la guía de Temple Grandin. Es impresionante ver cómo se han implementado técnicas modernas para garantizar el bienestar animal y la eficiencia en el manejo. Desde la carga en la granja hasta el procesamiento en la planta, cada paso es meticulosamente explicado, destacando la importancia de las prácticas de manejo responsables y el cuidado en el control de enfermedades. La presencia de Temple Grandin y su enfoque en el bienestar animal brindan una perspectiva valiosa sobre la evolución de estas prácticas en la industria. ¡Un excelente recurso para comprender mejor cómo se maneja y procesa el pavo de manera ética y eficiente!
Thank you Temple Grandin for all you excellent work!
YOUR.
Its so good that it is as humane as possible. Always be thankful for your food
This is a good example on how to process turkeys because i was raised to like turkeys and eat them once a year and i like this process unlike foster farms
We hope our son has the same success in life .
You can tell this lady cares about her craft. Very good video
A large barn full of turkeys? You mean Congress?
Lol
*yawn*
Nice
No, it just means alot of Thanksgiving dinners
"Look at all those chicken" 😎
The guys herding the turkeys into the truck are being so sweet and gentle...just wondering what happens when the cameras aint there...
They probably sodomize them and bite their heads off with their bare teeth like Ozzy Osborne! Give me a break...
The exact same process. It hurts production to be cruel to the animals. It also damages the meat if they hit or shove it. In short, animal cruelty actually cuts into farmers bottom lines.
believe me anything that happens to the turkeys ,aint sweet ,and gentle. they are stunned ,throats slit ,and bled out, auto plucked , gutted ,washed ,and processed for shipping .If that's sweet ,and gentle ,I'd hate to see mean, and ruff............
@@bruceshenkel6991 I mean, the foods gotta be killed and processed at some point. Everyone here understands that at some point your foods gonna die. Welcome to reality. Things die, things get eaten. Don't like it? Too bad. This is how the world is. And no, no amount of delusion can change that.
I was just quoting someone elses comment .I know what's what . I happen to kill my own meat ,and cook it ,and eat it ,,,so relax,sheeeeeeeez! !
If only all the plants and all the workers would hold to such high standards.
They are
Those are beautifully raised turkeys. I'm hungry, let's eat.
I raise 3 turkeys every year. Their names are always Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Casserole.
😂! I’m not a turkey fan. Too much work!
@@nikburton9264 😂
Temple Grandin = Fucking legend. The only thing I have a problem with is the tight overcrowding in the barns. It's really good to see that effort is being put in to ensure the welfare of the animals.
+Tim England Not as much overcrowding as in most of these places no, far from it, but still pretty crowded.
They're overcrowded for people. Not for turkeys.
The only thing I think is wrong with this is that their hung upside down first. If they were stunned and then hung upside down would feel a bit better but it is great to know they are not being treated badly whilst they are alive
Great video. Glad to know there is such a fine person looking after our farm animals.
great work to prevent suffering to the animal before processing
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
Thank God for this woman.
Dr. Grandin is fantastic.
Jack Ryan
Sherwood Oregon
Disturbing to me, but the best I’ve seen for the turkeys. Thank you for removing the unnecessary torture from their deaths!
Cool way to see how turkeys are prepared for Thanksgiving
I slowed the video down wanting to see if their beaks had been cut and sadly they have. It would be nice if the powers that be could come up with another solution to beak slicing. Dr. Grandin is a marvel and should be mandatory study for anyone dealing with animal welfare.
ExpandMyLife if you can get them not to attack each other some other way... Pecking order is a thing and some birds are incredibly brutal.
ExpandMyLife reduce the size of the flock, less beaking
ExpandMyLife it isn’t painful for the birds, but likely stressful and can cause difficulties feeding
Aaron Gerow lmao ur ridiculous, debeaking is very painful for them. They have a lot of sensitive nerves, it’s like if someone was to cut on ur lip.
www.upc-online.org/winter07/debeaking.html
www.upc-online.org/merchandise/debeak_factsheet.html
www.firstpost.com/living/heres-why-beak-trimming-of-chicks-in-poultry-farms-is-a-senseless-act-of-cruelty-2969954.html
Trust me, it's a lot better for the birds than letting them cannibalize each other. And it's not a density issue, 2 birds in a field together will do it to each other.
Thanks Dr. Grandin!
excellent video it answered so many questions that I always wondered about and I feel better that I see that animals are being treated humanely before they are put down thank you
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
being humane is awesome. i love turkeys both as live birds and as food. they are beautiful birds and when God gave us domain in this world He intended us to take care of it and not destroy it. After the fall when God gave us animals to eat He still intended us to take care of them and be humane. it is good to see how the birds I eat are taken care of before i consume them.
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
thank you Dr Grandin
You are amazing sister keep going on all the best
What part of cramming turkeys into narrowly confined spaces for long periods of time, or of hanging them upside down by shackles before you electrocute them, is humane?!
I really think Temple Grandin gets a lot more credit than she deserves. I just recently gave up eating meat, and watching this video makes me more confident than ever in my decision!
There is no pretty rainbow colored way to kill and butcher an animal. There is a dark side to anything if you choose to dwell on it. How many animals were displaced and or killed in the farming of your vegetarian menu? Life is not all gumdrops and candy canes.
Oops we got a none american here dude ppl have eat meat some how to get proteins and they do thr most humane way possible
dylan tisdale The stupid part is that all this crap is BECAUSE of animal rights activists. Before it was a simple, grab the chicken, lay it across the chop block, and lop it's head off. Easy 1-2 and done. Now it's all this shit, just for their whiney asses, and they're still bitching.
Make way! Truck load of turkeys coming...
You gave up meat and suddenly felt like bragging about it everywhere and believe you're better than other people? Believe me, it always happens like that.
Temple Grandin is my hero
I am really impressed. I have raised my own turkeys and butchered them. The conveyor belt was the smoothest, calmest and injury free system I have seen, making this humane. I admire Temple's explanations, it is true and factual. Nice job!
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
@@theecologist10 Well they seem to be moving and walking a lot for a group of animals that have zero space. I’m sure you think a one bed room apartment is a “broom closet”.
You commodify living beings to make money. Abominable.
Factory farmed turkeys lead a horrific sterile crowded life. Years ago they actually lived a pretty good life on a real farm. Died young but while alive had a good life.
yep cause they led such a good life that none died due to rampant disease or coyote attacks. these animals are living a much cleaner life and safer.
That was a very informing video. Great Job!
God bless our turkey and Turkish people love and respect from Pakistan
Keeping the people feed. great video
I like that my thanksgiving turkey got to on a water slide
11:26 saddest waterslide ever.
sickre LOL
No, it was just the industrial noise that was drowning-out the initial "Weeeeee!!!" :)
I cannot stress how hard I laughed...
best comment anyone ever made on youtube lol
@@bonzodog67lizardking15 what the actual fuck!!!??? omg xD You sir made my day
My heart is just broken. These individuals deserved to be living in the wilds of North America, like their ancestors. These souls most likely never touched grass.
VERY interesting and well conducted tour!
Does she know how entertaining she is like in a documentary sense I was paying attention to the whole I'm rabbit holing and don't know how I got here but I hope her Ted talk is as explicit and enthusiastic as this I know she has one and haven't watched it yet I Know I'm late af
As someone who cares about the animals welfare during this process, this is far more humane than the other videos of people shoving them in funnels and doing appalling jobs at slicing their throats. Makes me lean far more towards this form of factory farming over any other option. PS...what companies use this process. I will buy from them.
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
@@theecologist10 If there is no space to move then how are they moving and walking around in that very clip genius? Additionally these animals naturally huddle together, especially in winter and colder temperatures. Additionally turkeys are flock animals and naturally congregate anyways.
"Far more humane" and yet still not humane. Killing half as many humans as you did last year is "more humane" for a serial killer, still not humane though.
Very informative videos. Thanks it was good to see the industry painted in a good light for once!
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
@@theecologist10 Zero space? If they had zero space there wouldn’t be a space around the humans walking through the crowd.
There might not be room for running, but turkeys don’t really run around anyways. They just strut leisurely.
Just out of curiosity why slit the throat instead of complete decapitation? Obviously the heads get removed, is there a reason for it happening during a whole other process?
Extremely Outstanding!!! Great job!! Not complaining, I loves Turkey wings...🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈
Have you ever met this lady? I met her at Joseph Beth bookstore in Ohio when I was in 4th or 5th grade! So cool!
@@Zumbagirl517 I'll gladly stay away from those who kill others for a living.
@@NoInjusticeLastsForever Temple Grandin was just visiting the farm. She’s a brilliant woman! 😉
thanks for doing what you do for the animals
They have zero space to move around theyre crammed in theres how is this humane
nice to see the humanity in the process...
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There is no humane way to kill. Wake up
@@Cloe10112 you just watched it dim wit.
Try taking a hand in the raising process of commercial animals and then we'll talk. Cat and dogs gont mean anything.
@@Cloe10112 they were dead before they even knew they were
This Lady SINGLEHANDEDLY has done more for the humane treatment of Beef, Pork, and Poltry harvesting for human consumption than anyone who is ever lived.
Very, very nice! That is reality, Congratulations miss Grandin. Regards from Lima, Peru.
I respect you and applaud you, and love your compassion
@@kathyfarnham3206 How can killing and compassion be uttered in the same sentence? It's like twilight zone hearing non vegans talk.
@@kathyfarnham3206 And I respect and applaud you! And I'm glad you're on the right side of life and is a meat eater! 😊👍🏻❤❤❤
@NILF Lmao! No Injustice Lasts Forever's alt account!!! Just stfu!!! You're a r***rd, who knows NOTHING about animals!!!
Very interesting. Thank you.
cant wait till thanks giving
Love the background music while the heads are being cut off.
1:42, it sounded like she said something to make all the turkeys laugh
It's just amazing operation I grew up on a farm we killed our own chickens in turkeys used to dip the chicken in hot water after killing it and pull all the feathers off .Thank you for the video.
great video thank you for the information
Very informative and well done
That was absolutely YUMMY! My mouth is watering after watching this video. Almost Thanksgiving, folks!!! My smoker is ready to go.
That’s so impressive, and so professional and effective. Well done guys
"Well done killing innocent beings."
Yikes! 😬
Those are big turkeys. What is the time from beginning to end of processing?
Do we know which turkey house this is? What brand is being presented here? I'd like to support them.
Thanks to this video now I'm vegan.
That intro music is surprisingly catchy...
Yummy turkeys, don't forget the trimmings. If your going to eat turkey you gotta do it right lol.
Charles E Bright
This lady is a great watch dog
Very informative as always. Thanks for posting!
Great video!!
I thought this was a very respectable video that shows the humane way that 99% of our meat goes from farm to table. This practice is much similar to the Tyson Corporation in that automation is key to successful production and safety. I wish more people would watch videos like this to help dis-bunk the idea that meat production is cruel and inhumane.
I'm afraid those statements are untrue. It's no myth that it is inhumane, and in actual fact, 98% of animal farming is factory farming, which means male chicks being ground up or suffocated in giant plastic bags, sheep, cows, pigs and poultry being kept in such cramped conditions that they can barely move their whole lives and they never see the sun, chickens having their beaks chopped off so that because they are so distressed, they can't peck the other birds around them, calves being ripped from their mothers which causes irreversible mental damage, and stun methods that rarely work, causing the animals to struggle in the air, hung from their leg by a chain before their throat is slit, and running around the kill floor in terror. I could go on and on. The industry is NOT humane.
@@kayleighgriva4817 literally everything you said is made up bullshit by idiotic activists
@@kayleighgriva4817 Well, that's just blatantly and provably false. There is literally a video in this same series about the slaughter of both pigs and cows and none of them are hung by chains before the slaughter. Cows are not harmed by the taking of calves on two fronts. 1. Beef cattle keep their calves and in fact motherhood instincts are bred for because they're kept on open ranges and need to protect the calves from predators. And 2. dairy cows are the exact opposite, and lose interest in their calves the moment they get them cleaned off from the birth smells. Calves are removed from them for their own safety, because dairy cows are so blase and apathetic that they FREQUENTLY LAY ON CALVES that are left with them, smothering and\or crushing them. All things we have video evidence of thanks to Iowadairyfarmer and TDF Honest Farming on Facebook, the former showing how calm and fine mother cows are with their calves being taken, and the later showing explicitly the consequences of not being able to do it quick enough.
The things you mention don't happen because they don't make SENSE. The point of animal agriculture is to make QUALITY end products. All the practices you suggest would harm the animals-- WHY would someone so money-minded as you say do something that would HARM the source of their money? It doesn't even make logical sense.
Poultry birds don't need to be stressed to peck at each other. Or anything, for that matter. I've literally watched video of a free-range bird who cannibalized ITSELF. Had to have a hood put over it because it kept pecking huge sores in its own skin and eating itself. Birds are MEAN. They are dinosaurs and they know it.
pleasantly surprised to see casual autism acceptance, support, and proper terminology here. not something I expected from a turkey video!
Amazing. Lovely vídeo
4:20, truck looks kinda like my Grandmother's old 5 story apartment building in Philadelphia
Mmm pavo, pavo al horno, pavo asado, pavo al carbón, pavo frito, salsa de pavo, jamon de pavo, ensalada de pavo, y mas pavo
0:03 I thought that was a fountain of blood for a second 😂
VERY NICE to see that this farm is run in a legit way and there's no BARBARIC CRUELTY like in alota other farms!!
plane lover most farms are run like this. You can certainly run a farm badly...but not likely for very long!!!! The margins with farming are very small unless you do it very, very well--or you have an endless supply of sucker hippies nearby, which most farming areas don't have.
Most farms are like this. You can't believe all the lying activists that make shit up and edit everything they film
Happy Thanksgiving...yum yum eat em up!
Outstanding!
I worked those farms... the turkeys are used to being around people. a farm worker walks through twice a day to pick up any dead ones, or the other turkeys will eat them. If you find one with a blood spot... you wring the neck, as they will eat an injured comrade alive. They are cannibals. You burn the dead. Disease is a big concern with turkeys. You never enter without dressing in a suit and stepping in iodine.
Decades ago, I also worked the processing plants, very efficient. The first 15 minutes of a workers shift seems ok... we speed it up, after an hour the workers are buzzing along on autopilot. Not a great job.
Wonder why they were dead?..maybe no air...grass and sun?
@@rodagrail3231 no. Because shit dies. Could easily have a medical problem or been killed by another turkey
@@rodagrail3231 clearly there’s enough for a majority of them to survive to a decent age and size. So that can’t be it or they’d all be biohazards on the floor of the barn.
I bet the pay sucked too. So glad I don’t do that job! Hopefully you got out of there!
What do you do for a living?
-> I vacuum bird buttholes all day.
Ohhh, so you found your Place in this world, congratulations.
Enjoyed watching your video.
But can you solve this in less than ten minutes ....?
I bought some grade A goose eggs for $7 for four and some grade B goose eggs at $9 for six. If the total cost was $117 ...
How many grade A eggs did i buy ?
How much did i spend on the grade B eggs ?
Regards......Elmer Fudd !
Are you trying to say that its humane, or just more humane than other ways?
Does anyone know why Turkey isn’t sold as much as chicken year round?