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>The animal was fed something we could have eaten Not necessarily - I don't know about where you're from, but here our cows and sheep eat grass and live in fie
by garblegarble 6y ago
>The animal was fed something we could have eaten
Not necessarily - I don't know about where you're from, but here our cows and sheep eat grass and live in fields that wouldn't be suitable for crops
- oever 6y agoResearch is underway to process grass into a milk-substitute. It's a matter of making microorganisms that create the right mix of proteins from ground grass. Plenty of food is already created this way. E.g. microbial rennet is made up from proteolytic enzymes grown in a fermentor and natural (as opposed to chemical) vanillin can be made by a microbe.