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> Maybe that's the point? Eat less (if you want to eat at all) and eat grass-fed. Do cattle even choose to eat soy when they have green grass available? Eating
by distances 6y ago
> Maybe that's the point? Eat less (if you want to eat at all) and eat grass-fed. Do cattle even choose to eat soy when they have green grass available?
Eating less meat was the point from the start as the main/only way to decrease soy footprint, so if you're not suggesting to replace soy feed with grass then this whole discussion was in the end more or less pointless.
- wooger 6y agoLivestock has been raised in Europe for Millenia with no soy anywhere near them. Grass grazed cattle & chickens are completely sustainable and beneficial to the environment they're on. Sourced locally they're a fuckton healthier and less polluting than shipping soy and avocados across the planet. Monocrops are terrible for the planet & wildlife, and are only even viable due to heavy use of pesticides & NPK fertliser. Organic farming requires large amounts of animal manure to work, guess where it comes from? Please go read about regenerative agriculture - that's the way forward.