How easy is it for a vegan to meet their nutrient requirements?

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How easy is it for a vegan to meet their nutrient requirements?

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Oct 29, 2021

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Join Dr. Benjamin Bohrer of Ohio State University as he discusses some of the challenges and easier aspects to meeting nutrient requirements on a vegan diet. Dr. Benjamin Bohrer can be reached on Twitter @b3nbohrer for further discussion!

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Oct 29, 2021

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Are feedlots cruel to cattle?: Beef welfare scientist Dr. Karen Schwartzkopf Genswein discusses changes in the beef industry during her 25 year career. by Cows on the Planet
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Fat is where it’s at!: Join Dr. Mike Dugan as he explores healthy fat such as omega 3s and also unhealthy fats such as trans-fats, and the relationship between saturated fats and heart disease. by Cows on the Planet
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Can we make beef safer and prevent food-borne disease?: Join Dr. Todd Callaway as he discusses the best ways to protect yourself at home from food-borne disease, some BBQing advice as well as challenges and promising technology for controlling pathogens in live cattle and after slaughter. by Cows on the Planet
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Should meat be grown in a lab?: Join Dr. Andrew Pelling as he describes some of the challenges his lab is facing developing lab-grown meat. by Cows on the Planet
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Is antimicrobial resistance in cattle harming people?”: Join Dr. Tim McAllister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada as he discusses "super-bugs", antibiotic use by cattle, and his work comparing antimicrobial resistance in cattle and people. by Cows on the Planet
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Should we be eating invasive species instead of beef?: Join Tim and Kim and Dr. Manuel Juarez of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada as they discus eating invasive species such as wild boars instead of beef and the pros and cons of helicopter gunships for wild boar hunting. by Cows on the Planet
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Can grazing cattle help trees?: This episode looks into how grazing cows help trees. To look into this topic we've invited Amanda Miller a rangeland ecologist. by Cows on the Planet
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How easy is it for a vegan to meet their nutrient requirements?: Join Dr. Benjamin Bohrer of Ohio State University as he discusses some of the challenges and easier aspects to meeting nutrient requirements on a vegan diet. Dr. Benjamin Bohrer can be reached on Twitter @b3nbohrer for further discussion! by Cows on the Planet
30 min listen
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32 min listen
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25 min listen
How much water does it take to make a burger?: Join our guest, Dr. Stephan Pfister as we discuss how many swimming pools of water it takes to produce a hamburger. by Cows on the Planet
36 min listen
Are cattle using too much land?: Join Dr. Edward Bork as he talks about land use by cattle and what happens if grazers are removed from the landscape. by Cows on the Planet
32 min listen
Cows in Ghana: Join Dr. Weseh Addah from the University for Development Studies in Tamale Ghana as he discusses some of the opportunities and challenges of raising cattle in Ghana. These are cows on our planet, but very different concerns than are faced in North America. by Cows on the Planet
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30 min listen
How do you define sustainable beef?: Join Dr. Camillo DeCamillis of the Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome as he describes how it takes the United Nations to keep the peace while trying to define sustainable beef. by Cows on the Planet
25 min listen
Are cattle using too much land?: Join Dr. Edward Bork as he talks about land use by cattle and what happens if grazers are removed from the landscape. by Cows on the Planet
32 min listen
How much water does it take to make a burger?: Join our guest, Dr. Stephan Pfister as we discuss how many swimming pools of water it takes to produce a hamburger. by Cows on the Planet
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Can grazing cattle help trees?: This episode looks into how grazing cows help trees. To look into this topic we've invited Amanda Miller a rangeland ecologist. by Cows on the Planet
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How easy is it for a vegan to meet their nutrient requirements?

How easy is it for a vegan to meet their nutrient requirements?

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Titles in the series (37)

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