Rethinking Cattle Farming
Diana discusses the surprising water footprint of cattle, emphasizing that most of it comes from natural rainfall rather than irrigation. The conversation highlights how regenerative practices not only enhance soil health but also allow animals to choose nutrient-rich plants, leading to healthier livestock and reduced methane emissions. This approach challenges common misconceptions about the environmental impact of grass-fed beef compared to traditional farming methods.In this clip
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