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The Making of World Without Cows

Filmmakers Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth share a behind-the-scenes look at the making of our upcoming documentary

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The Making of World Without Cows

Filmmakers Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth share a behind-the-scenes look at the making of our upcoming documentary

World Without Cows is a Planet of Plenty® production. Working Together for a Planet of Plenty was launched in 2019 by Dr. Mark Lyons, president and CEO of Alltech, a global animal nutrition company. Planet of Plenty is a call for collaboration across industries and geographies to create and embrace science-based solutions that help agriculture provide nutrition for all, revitalize rural communities and replenish the planet’s natural resources.

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Can Brazil save the Amazon and produce enough beef to feed the world?

Restoring 40 million hectares of pasture could feed billions and ease pressure on the Amazon. Is the world paying attention?

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Food or forest?

New mini-doc explores deforestation, food security and the Brazilian cattle sector’s path to a more sustainable future

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The world has beef with Brazil. Here’s what’s missing from the debate.

Mention Brazilian beef, and you’re likely to spark discussion about familiar themes: deforestation, emissions and blame. What do we find when we dig deeper? Here are the answers to five top questions about Brazil’s role in protecting the Amazon and feeding the world.

Two filmmakers with a camera on a tripod in a dry Kenyan landscape, mountains in the background at sunset

What if cows disappeared? How a scientific paper sparked a documentary

From science to the big screen: Discover how a single question grew into a global journey.

Amber essential oil bottles with herbs on rustic table, with cows grazing in pasture, showing how essential oils help cows.

Can essential oils help cows reduce their climate impact?

The role of essential oils like thyme, oregano and clove in reducing methane emissions from cattle.

Brown and white dairy cows grazing on green pasture beside a dense forest, representing methane emissions from cattle in contrast to carbon emissions from fossil fuels.

The difference between methane from cows and carbon dioxide from fossil fuels

Exploring the science of cows, climate change and how greenhouse gases move through the atmosphere

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