Lab-Grown Beef May The Future Of Food Security In SA
While most South Africans love a juicy beef steak, the scary reality is that the meat industry is one of the biggest contributors to climate change.industrial culling of animals is not the biggest culprit. Don’t stress, you can send this article to your vegan friends too.
By 2050, Africa’s population is estimated to double, and with 40% of all maize in SA going to fatten up cows for beef, this is a serious issue. Even if our country could find enough arable land to produce these huge amounts of grain, when not done carefully, wide areas of land can become barren if sustainable farming practices are not put into place.
While not all of us are fans of game meat, you’ve got to be impressed by the concept behind WildBio, which is Africa’s first-ever cultivated game meat programme. It’s clear this guy knows what he’s doing, also boasting a veterinarian qualification and a Masters of Science in Zoology.
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