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businesstechnology2 years ago

"Mark Zuckerberg's Unique Cattle Farming Venture in Hawaii"

Mark Zuckerberg revealed his venture into cattle farming at his Hawaiian ranch, aiming to produce high-quality beef by feeding wagyu and angus cattle with macadamia meal and beer grown on the ranch. He emphasized the local and vertically integrated nature of the process, expressing enthusiasm for the project's progress. This move comes after previous controversies surrounding his Hawaiian land purchases, including pressure on Native Hawaiians to sell their ancestral land and the construction of an underground bunker at his compound.

businesstechnology2 years ago

"Mark Zuckerberg Ventures into Cattle Farming with Beer-Infused Diet"

Mark Zuckerberg has announced that he is now raising cattle at his estate in Hawaii and plans to feed them beer produced on his 1,500-acre ranch. The cows will also eat macadamia meal, and Zuckerberg aims to create high-quality beef. His estate, which includes a public beach, is also home to a 5,000-square-foot underground bunker and acres of macadamia trees.

trade2 years ago

"EU-Mercosur Trade Deal: Ranchers, Presidents, and Limited Progress"

The EU-Mercosur trade deal, which aims to create the world's largest free trade area between the EU and Mercosur states (Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay), is causing concerns among European ranchers. They fear that increased meat imports from Latin America, particularly Brazil, will negatively impact their livelihoods and drive down prices. Additionally, there are environmental concerns regarding cattle farming in Brazil, where inferior sanitary and environmental regulations are in place compared to Europe. Critics argue that enabling broader access to the EU market could lead to further deforestation. However, proponents of the trade deal see it as an opportunity for Brazilian farmers to expand their exports and regain market share. The finalization of the agreement is currently being negotiated, with environmental protection measures being a major stumbling block.