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climate change

Dairy cattle grazing green grass fields

The Environmental and Nutritional Impact of Removing Dairy Cattle

Cow And Her Calf Grazing On Lush Green Grasslands Taken At A Ranch In Coastal Northern California

California’s Dairy Industry Has Grown Kinder to the Environment

A farmer feeds cow. Adding methane inhibitors to the feed reduced methane emissions from dairy cattle.

Lessening the Gas Leak

A cow gazes out onto a dry field with a cracked top layer of soil. Climate change is intensifying the heat stress dairy cattle face, negatively impacting the milk produced.

Farms Feel the Heat

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