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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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Aerial shot in Ireland of dairy cows roaming the pasture

Irish dairy farming and the challenge of nitrogen runoff

Ireland’s rainfall powers its grass-based dairy system but raises nitrogen runoff risks. How are farmers protecting both productivity and water quality?

One farm, 100+ cows and a commitment to telling Ireland’s dairy story

How third-generation Irish dairy farmer Niall Moore is farming for the next generation

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Built on grass: How Ireland’s pasture-based dairy system became a global model

From bog butter to global export powerhouse

Cattle grazing in a pasture, representing methane emissions from livestock and the role of global warming potential metrics like GWP100 and GWP* in climate measurement.

Cattle, greenhouse gases and the case for better methane metrics

Why the global warming potential of methane emissions from cattle production needs a closer look

A white Nelore cow with an ear tag stands against a bright sky in rural Brazil, representing the country’s cattle sector and its role in sustainable, climate-smart food production.

Can COP30 change the future of cows and climate in Brazil?

At COP30, the world’s eyes are on Brazil, and the cattle ranchers leading a global transformation.

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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