Sacred Cow: The Nutritional, Environmental and Ethical Case for Better Meat

Dear Diana and Robb and all participants to this wonderful movie,

Thank you for your hard work.

I consider regenerative agriculture to be one of the most important movements in our lifetime, and this movie makes the case in a beautiful, thoughtful and loving manner. As Frederic Leroy has so pointedly demonstrated with his research on the concerted efforts by the ideological driven anti-meat movement represented by the World Economic Forum and the EATLANCET folks, we are up against a well-oiled, well financed propaganda machine. I speak to you as an ex-vegan who had been influenced by what Nina Teicholz's paradigm shifting book The Big Fat Surprise has shown to be pseudo-science; the fallacy that meat is harmful. I still at times struggle with the reality that industrial livestock operations are extremely harmful to both cattle and the environment, and it's a moral tradeoff at times. This movie really makes the point that things can be done differently, no, need to be done differently or else we will all fail. I am grateful to all of you for your efforts, I am sure often at great personal costs, to educate the world how we can do better, for all of our sakes.

Regards from Haarlem, the Netherlands.

Jeroen Sluiter

This film said nothing I did not already know, but it said it eloquently, thoughtfully and beautifully. The only way humans have a future on this planet is to reverse the damage we have done to our ecosystem. Repairing anything requires first understanding it, then you have to do what that understanding tells you. There is no ecosystem anywhere on earth that does not include animals, so animals will have to play a part in the regeneration of our planet. Any system of agriculture that does not include animals is destined to fail. Thank you very much to the entire team behind The Sacred Cow, and all the farmers around the world who are helping in the fight to save our sacred planet.

We watched this film for a homeschool lesson to coincide with a habitat, ecosystem, sustainability unit for my kindergartner and 4th grader. We live in a dairy/cattle farm community and this film really wrapped a nice bow around all the things we are learning about in a way that my kids can apply it. It was very informative. I've been anxiously waiting for this to become available. Thank you for bringing this to the world.

Very happy to watch this documentary! The promise of regenerative farming is amazing but talked about very little! It exposes some of the flaws of the veggie movement without being all aggressive and the movie itself isn't super depressing as some of these documentaries can be. I liked it!

The film perfectly reflects the contradictory views in the public consciousness. It is not easy to navigate between them, in this it helps to find the right path, following the principle of striving for balance in nature.