Joel – keep making these videos of ur journey’s really awesome
i am glad i do not eat pork much smile. Hate to see animals in cement buildings from birth to slaughter but good to see the systems is run cleanly and humanely as possible.
Wondering if Weng Chung Ming’s farm was hit by the avian bird flu before?
Keep up the great work of traveling and showing all the great things Deaf folks r doing all over the globe.
Kudos to you for reaching out in the Chinese deaf community and learning about their culture. I enjoyed your video about your visit with a deaf farmer who is running a pig farm in China. This would be a good science lesson for our young deaf students who may think of farming as their future vocation.
I hope you continue to travel and collect information about the deaf from other parts of the world.
You sure have a fantastic journey to see many deaf around the world! Champ! You look marvelous with the mask on! I wonder if you are smiling or not! Grins… It is really HARD to see pigs being stuck inside the cement building and the mommies are in small dens all day. Good thing I never eat pork! Feel so bad for them.
Beside that, keep up finding wonderful deafies around the world!
Missy
That is not a “farm”. It is a factory. Those poor animals never see grass or the sun. They live in that ugly atmosphere from birth to death. Remember that next time you eat pork (or veal).
Wow – really interesting! I’m glad you created this video. I’m sure it was fun experience for you. I do have one pondering question – why were some of the pigs ears imperfect triangle shape? Looks like bite marks on the ears. Is it according to breed kind or health issue or generation of ear deformation or ??? Again, I really enjoy your videos – always learning daily in life!!
WOW. IT IS VERY INTERESTING TO SEE U AT PIG FARMS AND U CREATED VERY BEST THIS VIDEO. I’M GLAD TO SEE IT KEEP GOING AND KEEP CLEAN WITH PIG AND IT WONT GET INFECTION OR ETC.
I REALLY ENJOY TO SEE THIS VIDEO… KEEP GOING JOEL !
Wow, this tour is becoming intresting. He should be in discovering channel. All of his videos are detailed. Beside Joel is a fantastic report and lots of guts to try plenty of weird foods. Keep traveling, we love learning from you.
Hi guys! Their farm is one of the top quality in Taiwan. I’m so proud of Deaf owner running this kind of business. They were fed very well with best food. they didn’t face any bad virus past years. They didn’t cut any pig ears. I was glad that I put mask on since smell was so terrible! I do have respect for that Deaf owner since he could make a good living in Taiwan as a Deaf person.
Yes Deaf people can do anything, but hear. If you happen to visit in Georgia, I recommend you to visit a deaf farmer who own a chicken farm. All of the chickens go to a Chick Fil A Company!
Also we have a deaf man who is a vice president of a company in South Georgia. He and his brother have a contract with U.S. Government.
Hey Joel, I enjoyed you telling us through your video and I want to share you a little that I compared what I have watched on US channel to our America’s farms.
Pork and chicken are very rich protein source, Americans are very definitely eating bacon with various meals and I do love them too, because they are very delicious. AA is important to human’s body in necessary to consume with vegetables and fruits. Last year, after I watched natural on American’s channel about pig farm, I then started avoid eating them. I definitely Taiwan did great job with pig farm. I wish our government must place their eyes closer on our farms to make sure US meat must not have anything like hormone in it or America’s future healthy become more issues people.
Enjoy your great travel and earn your rich experience in various cultures,
September 23rd, 2008 at 9:17 am
Joel – keep making these videos of ur journey’s really awesome
i am glad i do not eat pork much smile. Hate to see animals in cement buildings from birth to slaughter but good to see the systems is run cleanly and humanely as possible.
Wondering if Weng Chung Ming’s farm was hit by the avian bird flu before?
Keep up the great work of traveling and showing all the great things Deaf folks r doing all over the globe.
Peace
Patti
September 23rd, 2008 at 6:23 pm
what sign language was Weng Chung using?
great video! keep up the good work!! show those hearies that deaf can do it too!!
September 23rd, 2008 at 8:23 pm
September 23, 2008
Hi Joel…
Kudos to you for reaching out in the Chinese deaf community and learning about their culture. I enjoyed your video about your visit with a deaf farmer who is running a pig farm in China. This would be a good science lesson for our young deaf students who may think of farming as their future vocation.
I hope you continue to travel and collect information about the deaf from other parts of the world.
Best wishes…
Irene
September 24th, 2008 at 2:46 pm
You sure have a fantastic journey to see many deaf around the world! Champ! You look marvelous with the mask on! I wonder if you are smiling or not! Grins… It is really HARD to see pigs being stuck inside the cement building and the mommies are in small dens all day. Good thing I never eat pork! Feel so bad for them.
Beside that, keep up finding wonderful deafies around the world!
Missy
September 24th, 2008 at 3:47 pm
That is not a “farm”. It is a factory. Those poor animals never see grass or the sun. They live in that ugly atmosphere from birth to death. Remember that next time you eat pork (or veal).
September 25th, 2008 at 10:54 am
Wow – really interesting! I’m glad you created this video. I’m sure it was fun experience for you. I do have one pondering question – why were some of the pigs ears imperfect triangle shape? Looks like bite marks on the ears. Is it according to breed kind or health issue or generation of ear deformation or ??? Again, I really enjoy your videos – always learning daily in life!!
October 2nd, 2008 at 7:42 pm
WOW. IT IS VERY INTERESTING TO SEE U AT PIG FARMS AND U CREATED VERY BEST THIS VIDEO. I’M GLAD TO SEE IT KEEP GOING AND KEEP CLEAN WITH PIG AND IT WONT GET INFECTION OR ETC.
I REALLY ENJOY TO SEE THIS VIDEO… KEEP GOING JOEL !
October 13th, 2008 at 9:06 am
Wow, this tour is becoming intresting. He should be in discovering channel. All of his videos are detailed. Beside Joel is a fantastic report and lots of guts to try plenty of weird foods. Keep traveling, we love learning from you.
October 21st, 2008 at 6:04 am
Hi guys! Their farm is one of the top quality in Taiwan. I’m so proud of Deaf owner running this kind of business. They were fed very well with best food. they didn’t face any bad virus past years. They didn’t cut any pig ears. I was glad that I put mask on since smell was so terrible! I do have respect for that Deaf owner since he could make a good living in Taiwan as a Deaf person.
October 29th, 2008 at 5:42 am
Yes Deaf people can do anything, but hear. If you happen to visit in Georgia, I recommend you to visit a deaf farmer who own a chicken farm. All of the chickens go to a Chick Fil A Company!
Also we have a deaf man who is a vice president of a company in South Georgia. He and his brother have a contract with U.S. Government.
Thanks for the video tour!
October 30th, 2008 at 2:19 am
Hey Joel, I enjoyed you telling us through your video and I want to share you a little that I compared what I have watched on US channel to our America’s farms.
Pork and chicken are very rich protein source, Americans are very definitely eating bacon with various meals and I do love them too, because they are very delicious. AA is important to human’s body in necessary to consume with vegetables and fruits. Last year, after I watched natural on American’s channel about pig farm, I then started avoid eating them. I definitely Taiwan did great job with pig farm. I wish our government must place their eyes closer on our farms to make sure US meat must not have anything like hormone in it or America’s future healthy become more issues people.
Enjoy your great travel and earn your rich experience in various cultures,
PP