World Without Cows Podcast: Episode 3 — Brian Sundberg
Nutritionist: Cows are the ‘ultimate recyclers’, consuming up to 50% of their diet in byproducts
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World Without Cows is a science-led discussion that examines the profound dependence on cows in many regions of the world, the challenges of nourishing an ever-expanding global population, the essential value of animal protein, and the complex relationship between cows and the environment, including their impact on biodiversity, soil health and carbon capture.
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