Fwd: Fwd: updated version of Chickenization manuscript

[Steve Moring]

Hello Friends,

I want to inform you of this important event!

Steve Moring

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Subject:	Fwd: updated version of Chickenization manuscript
Date:	Fri, 22 Sep 2017 09:54:30 -0400 (EDT)
From:	PAUL <pdjo...@centurylink.net>
To:	mori...@gmail.com

Steve -

This is a chapter by Don Stull discussing what the chicken industry did to Kentucky. The Tyson Kentucky plant the same size as Tonganoxie.

Don will give a public speech on this on October 3 - 7:30pm - at Douglas County Fairgrounds. I will forward another email explaining the event.

See you next Thursday -- Paul

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From: Don Stull <st...@ku.edu>
To: Paul Johnson (pdjo...@centurylink.net) <pdjo...@centurylink.net>, Mary Fund (ks...@rainbowtel.net) <ks...@rainbowtel.net>, Craig Volland (hart...@kc.rr.com) <hart...@kc.rr.com>, Zack Pistora <zackp...@gmail.com>, Jen Peak <jwag...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Tue, 12 Sep 2017 22:50:05 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: updated version of Chickenization manuscript

Dear Ladies and Gents,

 

Inspired  by the Tyson effort to colonize Tonganoxie, I have updated  this manuscript with more  detailed information of growers in W. KY, and added the name and editors of the book it will appear in, as requested. Feel free to share this—but
dump the earlier version I sent and use this one.

 

I apologize for cluttering your inboxes.

 

Best wishes,

 

don

 

Donald D. Stull, PhD, MPH

Professor Emeritus of Anthropology

University of Kansas

2900 Westdale Road

Lawrence, KS 66049

785-842-8055 (home)

785-764-8967 (mobile)

785-864-5224 (fax)

 

[Phil Holman-Hebert]

Thanks Steve and Paul for providing this info. I am a bit confused as to the correct time and date of Dr Stull's presentation. Paul says Oct 3 and "see you Thursday", but Oct 3 is a Tuesday. Is it on the 3rd or the 5th? A Tuesday or Thursday?

Please consider taking the time, everyone, to read the attached document. It is very clearly written, and is a concise and articulate summary of one of the most pressing concerns in our lives as it directly defines what, and how we get what, we eat. And how we may get it in future. Deeply troubling. 

Phil Holman-Hebert

Sweetlove Farm

Oskaloosa

<Chickenizing Chicken Farmers, Stull.docx>

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[Michael Almon]

LARGE POULTRY PLANTS: LOCAL COMMUNITIES: POULTRY GROWERS - A TALK BY DON STULL
Tuesday, 3 October 2017, 7:30pm - FREE
Flory Meeting Hall, Douglas County Fairgrounds, 2110 Harper St., Lawrence KS 66046

For thirty years, Don Stull, Professor Emeritus at KU, has studied the evolution of the meat and poultry industry and its impact on American farmers, processing workers, and host communities.  This was the subject of his 2013 book "Slaughterhouse Blues".  In this evening's presentation, Dr. Stull will share his findings.  The challenges associated with factory farms are complex, and the social, environmental, and economic consequences for local communities are extensive - and in many ways unfavorable.  Learn what thirty years of research reveals about the impacts such a plant would have on Douglas County.  For more information, contact Pennie von Achen <squa...@aol.com> or Thad Holcombe at <tjhol...@gmail.com>.

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