Grass Based Health
Peter BallerstedtSubstack home for the Ruminati - Those who understand the essential role of ruminant animals in humanity's past, present, and future.
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Picking Up the Hammers Again
My post on Crude Protein and the variability of plant biomass feed/food value has been delayed. My excuse is that I spent last weekend reconnecting with a part of my life that has been dormant for several years. The several years have been...
We Heterotrophs
The Sanskrit phrase "jīvo jīvasya jīvanam" (जीवो जीवस्य जीवनम्)1 can be translated as “one living being is the sustenance of another.” While the dating is uncertain (Sanskrit traditions were transmitted orally long before their final writte...
What's There to Eat?
The last post discussed land, illustrating that only about one eighth of the Earth’s surface supports significant terrestrial plant production, approximately representing the agricultural land and only 1/32 being arable land—land capable of...
Not the Same
Picture this
Imagine the surface of the Earth as an apple.
Now cut the apple in half.
Then cut one of the halves in half.
Consider one of the quarters. It represents all terrestrial systems: cropland; rangeland/grassland; forest; de...
Lemmings & Other Zombie Myths
A lemming is a small, short-tailed rodent that lives in cold northern regions (the Arctic and sub-Arctic), where it feeds mainly on grasses, mosses, and other low vegetation. They play a key ecological role as prey for predators like owls,...
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BSA & MS Univ of GA & PhD Univ of KY. Forage Extension Specialist OR State Univ (1986-92), Worked most of my life in forage agriculture. Recently retired. An advocate for ruminant animal ag & the essential role of animal source foods in human diet.
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