World Without Cows

World Without Cows Ireland: The Pasture Paradox is a new mini-documentary that takes you inside one of the most efficient pasture-based dairy systems on Earth. Visit worldwithoutcows.com/Ireland to sign up and be among the first to watch our latest mini-documentary.

At COP30 in Belém, Brazil isn’t just opening its doors to the world — it’s inviting everyone to the table.

Can Brazil save the Amazon and still feed billions? World Without Cows Brazil: The Battle for Balance is a mini documentary that explores this question from the perspectives of cattle ranchers on the front lines of one of our greatest challenges. Watch: bit.ly/3Lpk1k3

Can Brazil save the Amazon and still feed billions? World Without Cows Brazil: The Battle for Balance is explores this question from the perspectives of Brazilian cattle ranchers on the front lines of one of agriculture’s greatest challenges. Watch now: hubs.ly/Q03Kymqm0

Thank you, @WNKYtv, for highlighting our upcoming World Without Cows screening! 🎥🐄 If you’re in the Bowling Green area join us this Friday, Aug. 22, at 6:30 p.m. CT for a special outdoor showing at @chaneysdairy. wnky.com/world-without-…

Cows have been part of pop culture since the Paleolithic Era, with some of the earliest known artwork depicting the ancestors of today’s cattle. bit.ly/4ms9eTs

Tara McCarthy, @Alltech’s global vice president of ESG, joins the podcast to reflect on the documentary’s impact and explore how it is sparking important conversations around sustainability, food systems and the future of agriculture. worldwithoutcows.com/world-without-…

Can climbing the ladder of chaos help close the gap between farmer and consumer?

Milk naturally provides 13 essential nutrients, including protein, calcium and vitamin B12 — which support healthy bodies and strong bones. #DairyMonth

Through better care, nutrition and innovation, dairy cows produce 24% more milk today than they did in 2005. Dairy farming continues to rise to the challenge of feeding the world — delivering more nutrition with fewer resources. #DairyMonth

Millions of children benefit from school milk programs, and many students rely on them to meet their nutritional needs. These programs fuel young minds, supporting growth, learning and development worldwide. #DairyMonth

Did you know? A study published in #FrontNutrition found that milk drinkers report lower levels of anxiety and depression. #MilkMatters hubs.ly/Q03q47F60

Every day, the world drinks 2.2 billion liters of milk — a testament to dairy’s role in global nutrition. From morning coffees to family dinners, dairy provides nourishment for billions. #DairyMonth

In India, milk isn’t just food. It’s the primary source of protein for millions. hubs.ly/Q03q47Mn0

Better genetics = better milk, healthier cows, smaller footprints. #PDmag breaks down how selection indexes are helping dairy farmers boost productivity while planning for the future. #DairyMonth #WorldWithoutCows hubs.ly/Q03q476s0

The dairy sector contributes $500 billion annually to the global GDP, supporting jobs, bussiness and communities worldwide. This makes dairy farming a stronghold for both economic and nutritional security on a global scale. #DairyMonth

In 2024, dairy farmers worldwide produced 673.3 million metric tons of milk, supplying communities across the globe with essential nutrition and economic opportunities. #DairyMonth

By 2060, we’ll need 70% more food to feed 10 billion people — and with 1 in 4 children already malnourished globally, calories alone aren’t enough. #DairyMonth #WorldWithoutCows hubs.ly/Q03q45920

What does it take to run a dairy where cows choose when to be milked — and robots do the rest? At #dreamwindsdairy, Paul is blending tradition with tech to shape the future of farming. Read his story this #DairyMonth on the #WorldWithoutCows blog. hubs.ly/Q03q47RY0

What does dairy mean for Brazil? For smallholder farmers, it’s a livelihood. For kids, it’s nutrition. For the planet, it can be part of the climate solution. bit.ly/43vvT9i