Land used for growing corn to feed cows could be repurposed for grass-finishing cows and rehabilitating land.

“you got yous guys do the calculation in the book saying how much cattle how much land is being used for corn that's being fed to livestock 30 to 40 percent of that corn is just you know it's going to the livestock well if we're not corn finishing animals we don't even need that we can take that land put animals there the calculations really work out pretty quickly”

“if we took all the land that's being used to grow corn that feeds cows that we're not going to feed them anymore because we're grass finishing them we can use all that land we're going to need cows rehabilitate that land you mentioned the 500 million or so acres in the conservation reserve program which the government is paying farmers to let it stay fallow we could be rehabilitating that more quickly with cows”

“if we took all the land that the us government is paying farmers to leave fallow and put cattle on it we would have much more land to raise regeneratively people often say you can't scale regenerative you can't scale grass-fed [ __ ] it's totally scalable especially if you use the hundreds of thousands of acres in the conservation reserve program”