322. The Truth about Grain-Fed Meat, Farmers and our Food Supply – Dr. Frank Mitloehner

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Dr. Frank and I dive into the myths surrounding animal agriculture, greenhouse gas emissions, and whether grass-finished beef is truly better for the environment. We also explore how supporting farmers is crucial for sustaining our food system as the global population continues to grow. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.

Dr. Frank Mitloehner is a professor and air quality specialist in the Department of Animal Science at UC Davis. As the director of the CLEAR Center, his research focuses on the environmental impact of livestock and how to improve agricultural sustainability. Through his work, Dr. Mitloehner aims to provide science-based insights into reducing emissions while maintaining food security.

We discuss the following:

• All about Dr. Frank Mitloehner
• Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock
• Climate change vs. agriculture
• Grass-finished vs. corn-finished beef
• Thoughts on feedlot meat
• How farmers optimize animal health and nutrition
• Ruminant animals in global food production
• Why most people don’t remain vegan long-term
• Food waste and how it impacts sustainability
• Climate change and the role of fossil fuels
• Where to find Dr. Frank Mitloehner

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