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Despite Prestage Farms' reputation, NCSU pleased to take its $10 million
The Humane Society report centers on Prestage Farms' use of gestation crates, such as pictured here. The cages are not illegal, but since sows can't move, they can develop abscesses and lameness.Image credit: Photo courtesy of Farm Sanctuary/ Creative Commons
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