So headline news: The GHG contribution for the entire existence of ~100m cattle (~45bn kg liveweight) in the US amounts to 3.9% of the GHG. >91% are 'human' (even if vegan), produced by 325m people (~20bn kg liveweight). Have we finished blaming cattle yet? #Disgraceful

Holy shit. This commercial.

A wee frosty in S. Sask this AM

Critically important, timely read. Creative student/citizens with engaged imaginations are the answer to the political and economic gridlock of the day

Meat free diets Worldwide would only reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 0.36% globally. If you want to make a difference stop buying things that you don't need.

Four legged, self-replicating, mobile, fertilizing solar bioreactors producing beef. No petrol fill up required to turn photosynthetic energy into food. #sustainability

This piece of art from Thomas Deininger is one of the most incredible things I’ve seen. x.com/moododd/status…

Incredible! Dum Democrats decided to hold there 2020 Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee! MILWAUKEE! Terrible choice! Why would Democrats choose a city in Canada? Canadiens are nice BUT they don't speek English! Just ask them!

Cells from a woolly mammoth that died more than 28,000 years ago from the Siberian permafrost have been observed to reactivate inside of mouse egg cells. nature.com/articles/s4159…

And here my final tweet of the day: a letter to the editor from a somewhat concerned cow regarding her off-gassing.

Do cows produce more methane than rotting grass? cbc.ca/radio/quirks/m…

If you want to show your students an example of an inverse relationship, show this graph of meat versus stunting.

It's #WorldFoodDay! Proud to support livestock and forage producers! #LivestockResearch #ForageResearch

What do you mean you have not watched this new methane video? Wisely spent 5 mins, because you will learn how livestock methane differs from other GHG. vimeo.com/377291008?ref=…

Very interesting research from University of Guelph regarding soil carbon sequestration

Hey corn 🌽 grazers. Which method works best to create laneways for electric fence?

How is a gardener to keep ahead of this?

To avoid straining your eyes when you're continuously working, follow the 20-20-20 rule. After 20 minutes of work, look at something 20 feet away, then spend 20 years in the forest.

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