For people too---but you have to pass it through a cow first and eat it in the form of beef. Otherwise ...
Not to mention being a ruminant with multiple stomach compartments and a long gut.
If they could increase production by 60% with any additive at all, it would immediately see widespread use.
People still have this weird view of farming that it's like Johnny Goodguy and his family taking care of a small herd. While that exists still, Johnny is also tracking every input and outcome and optimizing daily.
The data collection and use in Ag would astound people.
So the farmers did the math and the money doesn't work.
Scientists in this article seem very focused on the climate aspect of it while the farmers themselves are going to be focused on the bottom line. Farmers are not going to entail extra costs if they don't have to much the same as any other business owner.
What makes you say it is objectively healthier?
There are others that I am sure would argue for other reasons such as the reduction of drug resistant bacteria for the good of all but I'm not sure that really plays out. It only works if the amount of organic sold far outstrips non organic. It also means intentionally paying more for the good of the commons while the majority don't.
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closed asap.
when the fuck will people learn?
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iOS 18.5 in app browser
android 13 here.
I am not sure what the reason is, then.
I tried increasing the brightness of my screen, but there seems to be no change.
but a lot of people, including on hn, do say that this low contrast thing is a disturbing trend, and from quite sometime now.
it's a pita.
littlexsparkee•2h ago