water buffalo (was Re: pork question)

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> --- In @y..., " dkemnitz2000 " <dkemnitz2000@y...> >

> > >>>>>>>>>>>Suze I didn't post anything about water buffalo. That

> was

> > someone else. But I'll tell you again (in another way) a steer

can

> > not produce offspring whereas a bull can. Just showing how your

> above

> > statement indicating " a male is a steer or bull " is incorrect and

> how

>

> Dennis are you being serious? The statement 'Calves fed pasterurized

> milk die before maturity' is being used to evidence for the health

> benefits of raw milk, and since its wrong it makes the legitimate

> arguments look bad by comparison. When Suze, , and I get

in

> our nitpick fests its because we're trying clarify our positions.

> What are you trying to accomplish by nitpicking a throwaway

sentence?

> My spelling errors won't make the beyondwap website either, and are

> no more relevent to what we're discussing.

>

>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I haven't seen data/research/ " anything substantial

you've mentioned " to disprove the statement in NT regarding

pasteurized milk prevents calves reaching maturity (OR however,

exactly it's worded in NT). You must be doing the nitpicking. I was

just pointing out a fact. This fact. A steer is not synonomous (did I

get it spelled right?)with bull! Do you honestly think you'll have

credibility publishing that information? Yes, indeed let's throw

away the sentence but not the meaning. ..... I do wonder about the

exact test conducted which Sally used to get the statement " calves

don't reach maturity when fed pasteurized milk. " I suppose I

misquoted it there but I hope not. I'm wondering but not throwing

away the sentence. Dennis