University of Nebraska research on cows emissions counters climate claims: ‘There is more carbon sequestered than what cattle breathe out in CO2 & produce in methane’

From the researchers at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln – Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources:

Galen Erickson, professor in the Department of Animal Science at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Tala Awada, professor and associate dean in the Agricultural Research Division, said: “When optimized grazing is applied based on the climate and the region, there is more carbon sequestered than what cattle breathe out in CO2 and produce in methane,” Erickson said.