climate change
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Cows and Cropland to Help Save the Planet
Cows are known to contribute to climate change because of the number of global emissions it contributes. However, for farmers like Daniel Slabbert and their supporters, cattle and cropland could help mitigate climate change. A farming practice called regenerative agriculture helps farmers like Slabbert reduce fertilizer and chemical input and increase their yields.
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