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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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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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World Without Cows Podcast: Episode 4 — Tara McCarthy

“Chaos provides a ladder" — Finding opportunity in the conversation about cows

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The curious role of cows in pop culture

From cave drawings to commercials, cows have been quietly shaping our culture all along

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Rotational grazing improves soil health, helps store carbon and boosts biodiversity

The systems supporting farmers need to evolve to make rotational grazing more accessible

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Fueling the future … with cow manure?

Examining the power of using anaerobic digesters to convert agricultural waste into renewable energy

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