Admin | February 2, 2012
On one of my train filming outings I spent a few hours next to a small farm with a herd of curious Alpacas. While I waited for the trains to arrive these beautiful animals kept me company.
Admin | January 25, 2012
April 1998 With scrape in sheep, salmonella in chickens and mad cow disease in cattle, what epidemic will strike the pig? None, if we follow the example of Australia’s Great Southern Piggery, the world’s largest free-range pig farm. The Great Southern Piggery raises its pigs outside. The 3000 sows here graze, wallow and furrow in the sunshine - it’s pig heaven. In Europe, legislation will soon stop farmers from making animals spend their whole lives inside. Pork production will be drastically changed. More than 10% of Australia’s pigs are already raised on the open range. In Europe, that figure is now closer to 20%. Here, each sow produces 20 piglets a year - a better yield than the intensive indoor, battery-style pig farming. Once weaned, piglets spend 7 weeks leaping about on straw, developing weight and fitness. Their fate is nevertheless sealed: they all end up being sent off to market. Pigs living outside are fitter and can give birth unassisted. They also don’t get lame from urinating on their own hooves. They’re just a bit dirtier! And profits are good. A charming report on an issue which affects all of those who enjoy our bacon. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Admin | September 4, 2011
~PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION FIRST~ WARNING: some people may find some scenes in this video distressing This is just a video i made in my spare time to show what happens in Australian Bobby calf, Pork, Ultra fine wool and Live export industrys. * there is no intention of copyright* Bobby Calfs: over 700000 week-old calves discarded yearly as ‘waste products’ of the dairy industry. Most people aren’t aware that in order to produce milk, dairy cows are kept almost continually pregnant. Unwanted calves (known as ‘bobby calves’) are sent to slaughter in their first week of life so that milk can be harvested for human consumption. Unknown to most consumers, the dairy industry continues to cut costs at the expense of animals. Right now they want to make it legal to deny calves food for the last 30 hours of their lives. Pigs: In Australia, the majority of the 300000 female breeding pigs (sows) are kept inside sheds continually pregnant and confined. It is these animals that produce the piglets destined to become bacon, ham and pork products. Most sows are confined for at least some of their 16 week pregnancy in tiny metal individual stalls, (and one third for the entire pregnancy!) so small they are unable to turn around. At best they can take a small step forward.They have no bedding. They are forced to stand or lie on hard floors. Just prior to giving birth, they are moved to a ‘nursery’ which would outrage every Australian mother. Pending mothers are confined in an even smaller …
Admin | July 7, 2011
In Australia, millions of animals suffer from horrific brutality & cruelty before death. We factory farm most of our animals, live export millions of them, feed them hormones to make them produce more milk, or grow faster for the slaughter. We mules our sheep with shearers & castrate piglets with no anaestetic. Before Australians point the finger at other countries for brutal treatment of farm animals; we should begin by looking at how they are treated here.
Admin | June 15, 2011
A day in the Life of the Spangled Drongo family. The gusty conditions created by the approach of Tropical Cyclone Anthony to the North Queensland Coast towards the end of January 2011, Had this baby Drongo in all sorts of trouble. With a little helping hand from the Animal Husbandry staff of this Private Native Animal Sanctuary situated in the Whitsunday region of North Queensland Australia. Combined with the Natural parenting instincts and Bravery of the little Birds Mum and Dad seen a great result.
Admin | April 19, 2011
Puppy farming, in simple terms, is large-scale commercial production of puppies for sale. Puppies are sold through pet shops, the Internet, newspaper ads or at the puppy farm itself. Over-breeding, in-breeding, minimal veterinary care, substandard housing conditions, high mortality rates for puppies and puppies to an unsuspecting public. Read more at www.rspca.org.au ***** Many thanks to Daylight for Deadeyes for donating their song “I Need Love” featured in this video: itunes.apple.com
Admin | February 6, 2011
A must see documentary! about factory farming of pigs in Australia, footage included from Tasmania,This was screened as a wild card at Sydney Underground Film Fest and received great reviews, numerous emails of thanks were sent to the film maker. Gary Rhodes hits the mark well and truly with this gem on factory farms.These factory farming practices HAVE to be stopped.. ONLY YOU can make a difference, let the buyers of Australian Pork, Woolworths/,Coles be told that these practices are not acceptable and they should NOT buy from these suppliers.We can make a difference and if you want to help more go to Brightside.org.au and thanks for watching.
Admin | February 3, 2011
The Qingiing Sheep Show area is perched eastwards above the main Qingjing Village ( Cingjing Veterans’ Farm ) on Taiwan’s Central Cross Island Highway (Route 14) in Nantou County; also between Renai Township and Mt. Hehuan; 8 km northeast of Wushe. Originally, the Qingjing area was home to War Veterans who farmed the land. The Farm was opened to public on February 20th, 1961, and from then on became a major tourism destination, partly or mostly due to the fact that some kilometers further up the highway is Taiwan’s most popular High Mountain playground Mt. Hehuan Motorist wishing to reach Mt. Hehuan from the west side of the Island must pass directly through the Qingjing area which offers Resorts, Private lodging, Roadside stalls selling locally grown fruits and vegetables, Art crafts, restaurants etc. For some, it is just another Tourist trap but, for others, it is a beautiful place to spend the night or just take a break. Much of the Resorts, houses etc in this area were built of Swiss and Old English design, and with the rolling green hillsides, the High mountain Backdrop and Cypress trees throughout the area, one could easily imagine that they were actually some where in Switzerland. Every Sunday at 9:30am, the Qingjing sheep farm puts on a European style sheep roundup, sheep shearing and bullwhip show. The Star of this show is a New Zealander who lives in Taiwan. Copyright Mark A Joy
Admin | March 30, 2010
Watch a very smart sheep dog called Oscar, bring home the sheep and give every one a great laugh too.
Admin | March 29, 2010
Learn how to shear a sheep the Australian wool shed way, learn a little history and enjoy a few laughs
Admin | March 23, 2010
Hey so i am uploading this for my charity to show you what occurs in Australian Piggeries. Please dont abuse me just sharing a video which i feel is well made and for my favourite charity, and for my favourite animal the pigs 
please free range is the best choice the even better choice is Vegetarianism or veganism but thats up to u but please free range www.animalsaustralia.org Animals Australia is the only national organisation that actively exposes animal abuse and promotes a cruelty-free lifestyle. Our experienced campaigners and investigators work tirelessly and intelligently to protect the most vulnerable animals in the country—with unparalleled results.
Admin | March 1, 2010
www.battleatkruger.com. http Copyright: negativespace Media Winner! youtube’s Best Eyewitness Video. A battle between a pride of lions, a herd of buffalo, and 2 crocodiles at a watering hole in South Africa’s Kruger National Park while on safari. COPYRIGHT NOTICE. For licensing opportunities, please visit www.battleatkruger.com. This video is copyrighted and cannot be used before live audiences or through any form of mass media without the express permission of Jason Schlosberg or David Budzinski. Its use via youtube is intended for personal use only and can only be viewed on youtube and websites using the youtube embed code. Any other use of the video or its screen captures violate this copyright. Featured on National Geographic, Animal Planet, ABC, and MSNBC!
Admin | February 13, 2010
animalsaustralia.qnetau.com please click the link above Animals Australia New Add Pig Pork Bacon Farm Food Cheap
Admin | January 17, 2010
Raised on large, remote farms, Australian sheep enjoy space to roam and very little human contact. But due to Australia’s live export industry, millions of Australian sheep suffer a fate far worse than death every year. They are destined for a horrific journey to slaughter overseas - herded onto a packed truck and driven across the country, sometimes in scorching heat. It’s then onto a ship where conditions are much worse. They’re terrified and will spend up to three weeks on the crowded ship …
Admin | December 19, 2009
A cute Koala is sitting by the cows and then the cows start to chase him for no apparent reason.
Admin | November 29, 2009
The feral pig (Sus scrofa) is one of the most widespread and damaging pest animals in Queensland. Feral pigs in Australia are descendants of various subspecies of the domestic pig. Accidental and deliberate releases of domestic and semi-feral pigs have resulted in a large feral pig population.
Admin | June 2, 2009
Recent investigations have revealed a ‘growing’ animal industry that the vast majority of Australians would be unaware of. ‘Ultra-fine’ wool growers supply an elite international market and wealthy buyers from the world’s foremost fashion houses. Ultra-fine wool growing is an intensive animal industry. Specially-bred sheep are kept indoors in individual small pens 24 hours a day for four or five years. Nylon coats are worn by the ’shedded’ sheep to further ensure that dust and dirt does not …
Admin | May 22, 2009
Tasmania is now the only place on the planet where you can see Tasmanian devils in the wild - and it seems they are adapting to human company by attacking lunch boxes and barns in the dead of night! Amazing Australian animals in the wild on BBC Worldwide.
Admin | May 13, 2009
suprememastertv.com - Edgar’s Mission:A Refuge for Farm Animals in Australia, Episode 897, Air Date: 27 - Feb - 2008.
