Title: Unveiling the Reality of Factory Farms A Call for Ethical and Sustainable Agriculture FACTORY FARM:- Factory farming, also known as industrial agriculture, prioritizes efficiency and profit above all else. Animals are raised in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, confined to small enclosures that deprive them of natural behaviors and basic necessities. Cattle, pigs, chickens, and other livestock are viewed as mere commodities, subjected to harsh living conditions solely for the purpose of maximizing output and minimizing costs. The ethical implications of factory farming are profound. Animals are treated as objects rather than sentient beings with the capacity to feel pain, fear, and suffering. Practices such as debeaking, tail docking, and castration are routinely performed without anesthesia to control behavior and prevent injuries in crowded environments. This disregard for animal welfare not only raises moral concerns but also reflects a disconnect betwe...