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I just skimmed thru one video, mind giving me us the highlights? The argument that cows water requirements are mostly "green water" (i.e. rain that grows the c

by toolz 5y ago

I just skimmed thru one video, mind giving me us the highlights? The argument that cows water requirements are mostly "green water" (i.e. rain that grows the crops they eat) seemed reasonable to me. So I have to imagine your "pure" garbage is a bit of hyperbole, but I am curious to understand which parts are wrong - hopefully without having to sift through more videos - thanks in advance

cageface 5y ago
At least in the US most of the weight cattle put on comes at the end when they're fed grain in feeding lots. Needless to say this they're not drinking "green water". https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/burger-water-shortages-colorado-river-western-us https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/burger-wa... There's loads of documentation on this and other points in the video that's easy to find if you're not driving a carnivore agenda the way TIL constantly is on YouTube.