Livestock and sustainable food systems: a complex relationship
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2024
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Article
Language
English
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Abstract
Livestock production is more than just producing meat, milk and eggs. It provides many crucial services world-wide, particularly for small-scale and women farmers in the Global South. But these important services are often only insufficiently considered in the current debate on livestock’s negative impact on the environment and climate, our authors claim. An overview of livestock’s multiple roles and its intricate position in food systems – and a plea for context-specific and multifaceted approaches in developing sustainable solutions for tomorrow’s animal husbandry.
Journal
Rural 21
ISSN
1866-8011
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Sponsors
Office fédéral de l'Agriculture
Volume
58
Issue
2
Project(s)
Comité national suisse de la FAO
Publisher
DLG-Verlag
Citation apa
Bourgeois Luethi, N., Sonnevelt, M., & Wade, A. (2024). Livestock and sustainable food systems: a complex relationship. In Rural 21 (Vol. 58, Issue 2). DLG-Verlag. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.22182
Note
This article draws on research conducted by the Swiss National Committee to the FAO (CNS-FAO), an advisory body to the Federal Council, published in a discussion paper in January 2024.
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