MSNBC.com has this piece yesterday on the various benefits of eating grassfed beef.
Monday, July 28, 2008
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2 comments:
If everyone ate grass-fed beef, our pastures would quickly become overgrazed, and the topsoil would be ruined. Not to mention the environmental devastation caused by the methane/cow dung. Fortunately, nobody has to eat cows, grass-fed or not.
Well, no, I think it would depend on how much beef we ate. If we all ate only that beef which could be sustainably raised on non-arable pasture, we'd be healthier, the cows would be happy, and more people would be fed than if we all ate a pure vegetarian diet.
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