PPS Literature to Download (pdf)
The new line of PPS literature is now available! Order in quantity or download the PDFs below and print your own.
*New!* Letter From A Vegan World
At a time when most animal rights organizations are actively promoting, advocating and rewarding "humane" animal products and farming methods, I am writing to you on behalf of three of the recipients of that mercy...
"Cage-Free" Eggs Vs. Battery Eggs – Can You Tell the Difference?
Pamphlet
Leaflet (8.5x11)
The side by side comparison of the life and death of battery caged hens and “cage-free” hens. Debunking the myth of cruelty free egg production. *New!* Now also available in Brazilian Portuguese, thanks to Leo Wilczek. Thank you, Leo!
Humane Farming - an Oxymoron
The Truth about so called “humanely produced” dairy, eggs and meat in the wake of massive PR campaigns by the animal exploiting industries and retailers. *New!* Now also available in Brazilian Portuguese.
• Milk comes from a grieving mother
• Please Don't Kill My Baby!...
Lena, a mother cow’s perspective of her experience as a dairy cow. The truth about organic dairy. *New!* Now also available in German.
• Dairy is a Death Sentence
• Please Don't let them Kill Me!...
Rudy, a newborn calf’s experience as the “by product “ of the dairy. The truth about organic dairy. *New!* Now also available in German.
"Economically, it is not possible for farmers to keep retired cows on the farm.... Organically raised cows will stay a part of the herd for an average of 6-8 years verses conventionally raised cows who only average 4 years...." (PPS: this means that organically raised cows have two more years of emotional and physical suffering and two more of their newborn babies stolen from them and murdered for Veal).
"We require that the packing plants (another word for slaughterhouse) get certified before we will do business. This means that our animals must be processed (brutally slaughtered) separately with clean equipment. This also means that they cannot use chemicals or pesticides in the plant."
Organic Valley/CROPP Cooperative
Consumer Relations
How Do YOU Say, "Don't Kill Me"?
A "food" animal's perspective. The truth about "humane" farming. *New!* Now also available in German, thanks to Karin Hilpisch, and Brazilian Portuguese, thanks to Leo Wilczek. Thank you, Karin and Leo!
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PPS Newsletter Archive
The Prairie Progress - Summer 2007
The Prairie Progress - Winter 2006/2007
The Prairie Progress - Spring 2006
The Prairie Progress - Fall 2005
The Prairie Progress - Spring 2005
The Prairie Progress - Fall 2004
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