‘Towards’ sustainability of dairy farming: an overview Nina Attwood

‘Towards’ sustainability of dairy farming: an overview Nina AttwoodThere are many challenges to be faced in making dairy farming sustainable for feeding 910 billion people by 2050. This chapter defines what sustainability may mean for the dairy industry and assesses the current sustainability of dairy farming today, before going on to consider visions for a sustainable short term future. These include emerging technologies such as integrating an ethanol producing plant with a dairy and making use of fuel cells. The

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