False based on your posting id imagine you put as much meat in your mouth as you can
Who's ready to give up beef?
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False based on your posting id imagine you put as much meat in your mouth as you can
F You. Our creeks and watersheds are full of E-Coli so jackwads like you can have a burger.
If we're going to kill all of these cows, we may as well eat 'em, ya?
I think he was trying to insinuate you're a little light in the loafers but his phone autocorrected clumsily
I'll never cut out beef completely, I like taco's to much and a steak every few weeks. Eat a lot more chicken, pork and fish the older I get but I ain't cutting beef completely out.
On a side note lost 6 pounds in the last week. Weighing in a 6 foot 163 pounds this morning. DING!
On a side note lost 6 pounds in the last week. Weighing in a 6 foot 163 pounds this morning. DING!
Beef is the Worst
Old article, still true. I can find more examples.
"And then there’s the environmental side of things. Researchers estimate that livestock-based food production causes about one-fifth of all global greenhouse gas emissions. It also sucks up water and land for growing crops to feed livestock and for raising those animals."
Old article, still true. I can find more examples.
"And then there’s the environmental side of things. Researchers estimate that livestock-based food production causes about one-fifth of all global greenhouse gas emissions. It also sucks up water and land for growing crops to feed livestock and for raising those animals."
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Land and Water Use in Beef Production Systems from NIH
If I am reading this right it takes 27 hectares to produce 1 ton of beef annually. That s roughly 68 acres or 2,700,000 sq ft.
Lol....
If I am reading this right it takes 27 hectares to produce 1 ton of beef annually. That s roughly 68 acres or 2,700,000 sq ft.
Lol....
I’m not even close to being fat. You think your health but you’re physically, emotionally and mentally weak because of your diet.
Sure you aren't...you have mommy basement boy written all over you.
Yeah and they also drilled holes in your head to release evil spirits from people who were perceived as mentally ill.
Much of that land has no other use, at least in North American beef production systems. Food and fiber crops won’t grow on pasture ground. To get a more accurate picture you’d have to look at corn/forage consumed from feeder to finish weight. I’ll try to figure that out.
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That would likely improve the thinking process of some of the right wing troglodytes we have posting around here. Or at least shut the voices up in their head for a bit, perhaps.
I'm not ready to give up beef, but I am ready to put one of these in my mouth. Which I will do tonight.
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but that doesn’t make sense. If you even have the capability to grow 100 bu corn, that land will be much more profitable than raising beef on grass.
That’s very poor utilization of resources, at least from an economic perspective.
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You need some protein. A good meal and therapy would help you out a lot.
I always thought Chis was the most unhinged poster. I think you may have him beat. Congratulations
OK. You tell me whats causing E-Coli all over the state.
The Cow Poop Problem
Yeah, I am unhinged...whatever you need to continue your gluttony I guess.
Said OP's mom...NEVER.
I gave up meat three years ago during the pandemic. It's been fine.
I’d guess in IA pork production is a heavier polluter than beef production.
We could be virtual identical twins, give or take 50 pounds or so.
