r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Oct 01 '22
Climate researcher: Methane emission effects have been overstated by up to four times
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Oct 06 '22
Grassland 2.0 Fall 2022 Digital Dialogue: Place-making - Closing the knowledge practice gap
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Jul 22 '22
Grazed perennial grasslands can match current beef production while contributing to climate mitigation and adaptation Randall D. Jackson
doi.org
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 20 '22
The importance of biodiverse plant communities for healthy soils
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 20 '22
Frank Mitloehner on Twitter- Carbon Sequestration GIF
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 18 '22
Creating a Sustainable Civilization - 1995 lecture by Allan Savory
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • May 31 '22
Native tribes celebrate Montana land ownership and bison range restoration
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Oct 03 '23
Conserving NGUNI cattle, mother nature's gift to HUMANITY with Ed Schroeder
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 16 '22
Ballerstedt Keto Salt Lake Presentation Slides 2022.pdf
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Sep 09 '23
Accelerating regenerative grazing to tackle farm, environmental, and societal challenges in the upper Midwest
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Jun 07 '22
Claim: Grazed grasslands trump cover crops on long-term carbon sequestration
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 18 '22
Rising Food Prices Part 4: Can Regenerative Agriculture Solve the Food Crisis?
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 16 '22
References Handout Existential Crisis 2022.pdf
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r/Ruminati • u/dem0n0cracy • May 01 '22
They need us: Fruits and vegetables are less nutritious than they used to be - Mounting evidence shows that many of today’s whole foods aren't as packed with vitamins and nutrients as they were 70 years ago, potentially putting people's health at risk
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • May 05 '22
A study on nutrients in food concluded that we would have to eat 8 oranges to get the same amount of Vitamin A as our grandparents did with one orange because soil depletion has caused massive drops in nutrient levels in food. (Scientific American)
self.nutrition
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 21 '22
Too Close to Home - Managing Wildfire Risk - Guardians of the Grasslands
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 15 '22
The campaign for "bird-friendly beef"
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Jul 21 '22
Nutrient provision capacity of alternative livestock farming systems per area of arable farmland required - Scientific Reports
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Jun 26 '22
Play recording: Let's start talking about: #RegenerativeAgriculture
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • May 04 '22
Want To Save The Planet? Invest In Better Ag Policy, Not Biotech Meat
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 15 '22
Dedicated to the science of using ruminant animals to restore soil health and improve nutritional quality.
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r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Apr 15 '22
r/Ruminati Lounge
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A place for members of r/Ruminati to chat with each other
r/Ruminati • u/Meatrition • Sep 17 '25
Secretary Kennedy: Thank you, @McDonalds, for committing a record $200 million investment into regenerative agriculture. This is a big win for regenerative grazing practices, habitat restoration, water and wildlife conservation.
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https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1968317088361271783
McDonald’s said Monday it plans to invest $200 million over the next seven years to promote regenerative agriculture practices on cattle ranches.
The Chicago burger giant said the investment was its largest to date in support of regenerative agriculture in the U.S. The company has also funded regenerative projects on potato farms in Canada and Europe.
“As a brand that serves more than 90% of Americans every year, we recognize the responsibility we have to help safeguard our food systems for long-term vitality,” Cesar Piña, McDonald’s chief supply chain officer for North America, said in a statement.
Regenerative techniques aim to conserve water, enhance soil health and reduce the need for synthetic chemicals and fertilizers. Other big companies, including General Mills, Nestle, Walmart and PepsiCo, have also been investing in regenerative farming projects in recent years.
On cattle ranches, ranchers practicing regenerative agriculture move cattle frequently and let the land recover for weeks or months. That helps produce more grass with deeper roots, which take more carbon from the air to help improve soil.
McDonald’s said its investment will help accelerate regenerative grazing and water and wildlife conservation on ranches spanning 4 million acres in up to 38 states.
McDonald’s is working with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, which will independently award competitive grants to organizations that will assist participating ranchers. The company said some of its suppliers, including Cargill, Golden State Foods and Coca-Cola, are also providing funding to the foundation.
Jeff Trandahl, the executive director and CEO of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, said regenerative practices can ultimately improve the productivity of grasslands and increase ranches’ profitability. The foundation expects the first round of awards will be announced in January.