"Even
when the planet produces enough food for everyone, not everyone has
enough food. Some policy makers argue that the intensification of
livestock farming is the answer to the food crisis; that we need to cram
animals together in the pursuit of ‘efficiency’. But this will only
deepen the hunger crisis and create havoc for people, the planet and
animals. Animals that are kept confined rather than allowed to graze
and forage on the land need to be fed large quantities of grain. This
means that there is less for people to eat and what’s left is often more
expensive. We're literally taking high-quality, nutrient-rich foods
that people could eat and feeding them to our farm animals. We need
to grow food for people, not intensively farmed animals –
humane-sustainable farming, not factory farming, is key to ending the
hunger crisis."
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