>>10936711you are a moran, lets look at why using your own source
>http://www.beefresearch.ca/blog/cattle-feed-water-use/>includes an estimate of how much surface and ground (blue) water is used to water cattle, make fertilizer, irrigate pastures and crops, process beef, etc.>And then there is a measure of how much rain (green) water falls on pasture and feed crops, and finally how much water is needed to dilute runoff from feed crops,>pastures and cattle operations (grey water). Adding these blue, green and grey numbers for cattle produced throughout the world produces a global “water footprint” for beef. they are using words like
>includes an estimate>GLOBAL WATER FOOTPRINTWait you are summing the gobal water usage, including 3rdworld countries with no water management? which should tell you the number is useless. Funny thing is they sue different math to calculate the plant water usage. That is like when they say women make 70centsw on the dollar, but include housewife are parttime mothers in the number. completely useless because they are not comparing the same job and education to the same job and education.
but I am not done with how retarded you are.
>beef steer only drinks about 10 gallons (about 38 litres) of water per day to support its normal metabolic function. That’s pretty reasonable considering the average person in Canada uses about 59 gallons>...that number includes transportation, shipping feed and a bunch of added in things that have nothing to do with he beef.but wait, plants need fertilizer shipped, and have transportation costs
>For dry pea production, for example, it takes about 414,562 gallons of water per acre of land to grow peasbut wait it gets worse for plants....
