- Slave Labor at Brazilian Cattle Farms Focus of New Report
A few feeder farms to some of Brazil’s top beef producers have used slave labor, according to a new report, adding urgency to government and corporate promises to clean up the meat supply chain
- Brazilian Agribusiness Outlook: In-depth Sector Analysis
Main products of Brazilian agribusiness Brazil is one of the export leaders in several crops Below, we highlight the country's main products of agriculture and livestock Soy Brazil is the second largest producer—and the largest exporter—of soybeans in the world, second only to the US in the amount of grains harvested each year
- Climate change and land use from Brazilian cow-calf . . .
In the present study, we estimate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and land use per kg of live weight gain (LWG) from the cow-calf phase of pasture-based beef cattle production systems typical of the Brazilian Amazon, Cerrado, Pampa, and Pantanal, amidst diverse levels of biodiversity conservation
- (PDF) Intensification of cattle ranching production systems . . .
Intensification of Brazilian cattle ranching systems has attracted both national and international attention due to its direct relation with Amazon deforestation on the one hand and increasing
- Cows and Climate Change - UC Davis
Inside the University of California, Davis, a Holstein cow has its head and neck sealed airtight inside a large, clear-plastic chamber that resembles an incubator for newborns While giant tubes above the chamber pump air in and push air out, the cow calmly stands and eats her feed Equipment inside
- Brazil court bans live cattle exports - The Cattle Site
A Brazilian court has banned the export of live cattle from all the country's ports, a ruling hailed as historic on Thursday by an animal welfare group, Reuters reported The verdict, which can be appealed, was handed down on Tuesday by federal judge Djalma Gomes "Animals are not things They are sentient living beings, that is, individuals who feel hunger, thirst, pain, cold, anguish, fear
- Background and Objectives - Bangor University
Brazil -The Brazilian dairy industry is based mainly on pasture-oriented production systems;
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