JohnGalway
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- Location
- Connemara, Ireland
Has anyone who doesn't want to get rid of ruminants ever done the figures on ruminant agriculture if it weren't using it's current system with a reliance on chemicals and grain inputs. If it had better adapted ruminants to suit their environments, would there be a change in the number of over all ruminants up or down globally. Given, it's so often said particularly in arid climates that changes in management actually results in increases in stock numbers?