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Sustainable Cattle Farming

Policy

POLICY

Data Labeling

Date Labeling

Harvesting

Preparing

Tax Incentives

Tax Breaks

Storing

Animal Feeds

Animal Feeds

Food Scraps

  • Given to Animal as feed for centuries
  • Stopped in the 1980's after Mad Cow outbreak
  • Most States except 2 has regulations on what can and can't be fed to livestock

Factory Farming

  • Food grown specifically for livestock
  • 36% of Corn grown world wide
  • 75% of Soy grown world wide
  • Pesticides and fertilizers seep into waters and soil

Impact

Impact

  • 36% of food world wide is for animals
  • 33% of agricultural land is for animals
  • All the land for animals in the US can be used to to feed 800 million people
  • 80% of food for livestock isn't edible to people
  • 6-20 kg of grain needed to raise 1 kg of beef
  • Cattle have difficulties digesting grains

SUSTAINABILITY

SUSTAINABILITY

Raise Animals Humanely

Closed Loop System

Produce Better Products

Industrial Farming

Closed Loop System

Closed Loop

VS

Industrial

  • Needs of one element is used by the waste of another
  • Match animal to land size
  • Rotate Species
  • Multi-Species Grazing

  • Divorce animals from plants, deplete soil nutrient and create excessive animal waste
  • Fossil Fuels to transport feed and waste
  • Pesticides and Herbicide used
  • Confined Space

Challenges

ROADBLOCKS

JBA USA

Tyson Food

175,000 Cattle per week

$16 billion in sales last year

Subsidiary of the worlds largest processor of beef and pork

$50 billion in sales last year

Corporations

Cargill

National Beef

8 million cattle a year

$120 billion in annual sales

$8 billion in sales

4th largest beef processor

  • Monopoly on the Beef Industry
  • Drive down prices for ranchers and feedlots
  • Drive up prices for Beef
  • High Risk for regional or national outbreak

Regulations

Regulations

  • "Grass fed, Grass Finished, Pastured, Free Range" used to describe live stock is not regulate by the FDA
  • Requires Third Party Certification like Animal Welfare Approved or NOFA Certified Grassfed

Distribution

Building their own requires a big investment

Lack of Independent Processing Plant

Labor Intensive

Expensive Land

Land + Labor

High Prices

Innovations

Bean Hollow Grassfed

Aloha House

GOALS

  • USA
  • Bolster Biodiversity
  • Multi-Species Grazing
  • Cattle and Sheep graze together
  • Only sells locally
  • Philippines
  • Raise cattle, goat, hogs and chicken
  • Use animal power, manure and other byproduct to grow vegetable

Works Cited

https://foodprint.org/issues/raising-animals-sustainably-on-pasture/

https://smallfarms.cornell.edu/2019/01/add-diversity-to-your-pastures-with-multispecies-grazing/

https://foodtank.com/news/2020/03/28-innovative-livestock-farmers-who-are-shaping-the-future-of-protein/

https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/09/17/yup-80-of-our-beef-comes-from-4-producers.aspx

https://www.ncsl.org/research/agriculture-and-rural-development/fighting-food-waste.aspx

https://policyfinder.refed.com

https://www.cgiar.org/news-events/nes/fao-sets-the-record-straight-86-of-livestock-feed-is-inedible-by-humans/

https://www.onegreenplanet.org/environment/livestock-feed-and-habitat-destruction/

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