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That's because soy isn't really suitable for human consumption, and about 80% of the soy plants that you grow consist of stuff that humans can't eat. How do yo
by Gordonjcp 4y ago
That's because soy isn't really suitable for human consumption, and about 80% of the soy plants that you grow consist of stuff that humans can't eat.
How do you plan on solving the problem of eating the bits of soy plants that humans can't eat?
- ac29 4y ago> How do you plan on solving the problem of eating the bits of soy plants that humans can't eat? Is this really a problem? No one is suggesting we stop eating fruit just because we cant eat the leaves, branches, and roots.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoWell, it's roughly 80% of the soy that we grow and it's what animal feed is made from. You could feed it to cows, in which case it gets turned into cow and fertiliser, or you can let it pile up and rot, emitting massive amounts of carbon dioxide and methane.