[joshuahaglund]

> If you did read the scientific study I linked to, then you would now know that land that "food animals" occupy is often not at all suited for other forms of agriculture.

How much of a cow's diet do you believe comes from resources that would not be otherwise useful to humans?

Cattle farming uses most of the water in the west. https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23655640/colorado-river-wa...

Your image of cattle grazing out on the range is out of touch with reality. Nearly all beef consumed in America starts with diverting water that could go towards directly feeding humans

We just consume too much beef