Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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Today approximately 50% of the world’s grain harvest and 70% of the world’s soy is used in animal feed. This is cultivated on a limited amount of land and as demand for animal protein grows so does the pressure on land use change for animal feed – a major driver of biodiversity loss. &nb...
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