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If you go directly to the reference article:
http://www.cropscience.org.au/icsc2004/symposia/2/1/211_vankeulenh.htm
You will see the data is quite old, some from the 1970's
I imagine your point was that factory farming was not as present as commonly thought. I was surprised myself. However, I would suggest that factory farming has grown exponentially in recent years.
The native peoples issues has been previously address. I will add this:
http://www.natural-connection.com/resource/macro_today/osteoporosis.html
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I found this in your earlier post:
-More the 50% of the meat and 90% of the milk in the worls is produced on “crop-livestock farming”. Animals are fed on pastures and with farm residues. There manure is used on fields to feed animals and humans. A total natural system. Not every thing is industrial even in the US around 20% of the meatbeef is fed on this system.-
How is that proof? The link you supplied does not support the numbers you state.