It’s complicated: The relationship between cows and humankind
Like roots supporting a tree, cows provide unseen but vital support for human life
We know there’s a lot to digest in our documentary. Whether you are new to the science of agriculture or a seasoned cattle expert, this glossary is a guide to all the terms that might pop up in the film and in the content we are sharing on our website. Whether you’re looking to brush up on your cattle knowledge or dive deeper into topics like carbon sequestration, methane production or ruminant digestion, this is your go-to resource for understanding the science behind the story.
There’s a widespread narrative that paints cattle ranching as an environmental villain, a major contributor to climate change. While it’s true that conventional cattle farming practices can have negative environmental impacts, emerging research suggests a more complex and nuanced story. What if cattle, managed strategically, could actually be part of the climate solution?
A groundbreaking research alliance at Archbold’s Buck Island Ranch in Lake Placid, Florida, is challenging conventional wisdom about cattle and climate change.
Like roots supporting a tree, cows provide unseen but vital support for human life
United Nations defines sustainable food systems as meeting people’s nutritional, economic, social and environmental needs
Michelle Michael and Brandon Whitworth hit the streets to find out how University of Kentucky students think cows impact our planet
Actually, they don’t. Methane is produced by the microbes that live in cows’ digestive systems.
New documentary filmed in 40 global locations over three years explores the impact of cattle on economies, ecosystems, cultures and human nutrition
Groundbreaking research alliance challenges conventional wisdom about cattle and climate change
As climate change intensifies and the world’s population continues to grow, the pressure on our global food production system mounts. You can play an active role in shaping a more sustainable planet for future generations. Fill out the form below to learn more about how you can partner with us.