TAILIEUCHUNG - Greener Pastures How grass-fed beef and milk contribute to healthy eating

Imbalanced feeding leads to excess feeding of some nutrients whilst others remain deficient (Photo 1). This not only reduces milk production and increases costs per kg milk, but also affects various physiological functions including long term animal health, fertility and productivity. To ensure improved productivity it is necessary to augment and secure feed resources through short and long term planning. It is also essential that milk producers feed their animals the nutrients in amounts that match the physiological needs and objective of keeping the animal. Where possible locally available feeds should be used. Since many smallholder farmers do not have. | Greener Pastures How grass-fed beef and mdk contribute to healthy eating I Union of Concerned Scientists Citizens and Scientists for Environmental Solutions Greener Pastures How grass-fed beef and milk contribute to healthy eating Kate Clancy Union of Concerned Scientists March 2006 ii Union of Concerned Scientists 2006 Union of Concerned Scientists All rights reserved Kate Clancy senior scientist in the Union of Concerned Scientists UCS Food and Environment Program received her doctorate in nutrition science from the University of California at Berkeley. UCS is a nonprofit partnership of scientists and citizens combining rigorous scientific analysis innovative policy development and effective citizen advocacy to achieve practical environmental solutions. The goal of the UCS Food and Environment Program is a food system that encourages innovative and environmentally sustainable ways to produce high-quality safe and affordable food while ensuring that citizens have a voice in how their food is grown. More information about UCS is available on its website at . The full text of this report is available online at or may be obtained from UCS Publications Two Brattle Square Cambridge MA 02238-9105 Or email pubs@ or call 617 547-5552. FRONT COVER PHOTOS . Department of Agriculture cows Adam Gillam USDA girl iStockphoto steak iStockphoto milk Getty Images boy BACK COVER PHOTO Keith Miller USDA DESIGN Catalano Design Printed on recycled paper with soy-based .

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