A vision for agriculture →
We know how to replace toxic, intensive livestock raising with beautiful, efficient grasslands. Do we have the will? AEON
Read MoreBelching in a good way: How livestock could learn from Orkney sheep →
The northernmost Orkney island, North Ronaldsay, is home to just 50 people and 2,000 sheep. Since the 19th Century, when islanders built a stone wall to confine the flock to the shoreline, it has survived on seaweed alone - and it now seems that this special diet could hold the key to greener, more climate-friendly livestock farming. BBC NEWS
Read MoreLet them eat larvae →
Farmers are feeding their livestock the larvae of black soldier flies—an abundant, sustainable snack that’s quietly greening the industry, one maggot at a time. REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL
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