Meat Production Methods
Across
- 1. Animals that eat primarily grass instead of grain, often considered more sustainable.
- 4. Greenhouse gas produced by livestock digestion
- 7. The most commonly farmed animal for meat, dairy, and leather.
- 8. Meat produced in a lab from animal cells instead of raising full animals.
- 9. Animals are confined in small areas, most popular method.
- 10. Clearing forests for farmland, including grazing land for animals.
- 12. What rainforest is being destroyed for the cattle industry
- 13. When animals eat too much vegetation in one area, leading to soil loss and ecosystem damage.
- 15. – The variety of plant and animal life in an ecosystem, which can be reduced by intensive meat production methods.
Down
- 2. Additive being added to cattle diets to reduce greenhouse emissions
- 3. Contamination of rivers, lakes, or oceans, often caused by runoff from farms and livestock operations.
- 5. The decline in soil quality due to overuse, erosion, or chemical contamination.
- 6. Gases like methane released by livestock that trap heat in the atmosphere and contribute to climate change.
- 11. Drugs given to farm animals to prevent disease, which can lead to resistance if overused.
- 14. Method where animals are allowed to roam outdoors instead of being confined.