The role of livestock in a sustainable diet: a land use perspective

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The role of livestock in a sustainable diet: a land use perspective Hannah van Zanten - Animal Production Systems group B. Meerburg, P. Bikker, M. Herrero, I.J.M. de Boer

Demand for Animal Source Food Current 2050 258 million ton 455 million ton (76%) 664 million ton 1077 million ton (62%) Needed: 60 g protein in plant + ASF per day How to increase livestock production? Consumed: 32 g protein from ASF per day 50% How ensure global nutritional security? Land use perspective

Agricultural land use 4.9 billion ha agricultural land 3.4 billion ha permanent meadows and pasture 1.6 billion ha cropland agricultural land (bn ha) 5 ha per capita 1.6 Prediction 2050 4.8 4.6 4.4 4.2 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011 1.2 0.8 0.4 0 0.16 ha per person Vegan diet: 0.07-0.12 ha per person Western diet: 0.19-0.21 ha per person Area for crop production scarce in future

Should we shift to vegan diets? grass-based ruminant systems on marginal land more efficiently than food crops land use minimal with ASF co-products Van Zanten et al., 2015 Van Kernebeek et al., 2015

Livestock fed with leftovers Food waste Co-products Marginal land

How much animal source food (meat and milk) can we eat based on livestock systems that only use leftovers?

Amount of leftovers Food waste Co-products Marginal land

Amount of leftovers 10% Vegan diet Food waste 51 Co-products 182 233 kg per person per year

Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls RC 320-360 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Feed composition

Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Feed composition

Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls RC 320-360 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Feed composition

Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls RC 320-360 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Feed composition

Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls RC 320-360 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Feed composition

Feed composition Ingredients % SBM RC<45 RC<480 26.00 Wheat grem 15.60 Sugar beetpulp <100 10.60 Wheat middlings 9.70 Wheat bran 9.30 Soybeans heat treated 8.00 Wheat feed flour 5.00 Soybean hulls RC 320-360 4.40 Sugar beet molasses 3.50 Potato starch (dried) 2.10 Potato cut pre fried 1.40 Bread meal 1.30 Oil (soy) 0.80 Limestone 0.72 Sugar 0.60 Premix 0.40 Potato peels steamed 0.40 Salt 0.18 Nutrient MJ g/kg content Net energy 8.54 Lysine 11.50 Methionine 3.01 Cysteine 2.93 Threonine 6.83 Tryptophan 2.47 Amino acids no limitation Net energy limitation

Protein production Growing pig 2878 MJ NE Vegan diet 1665 MJ NE 0.58 pigs 98 g meat 19 g protein per person per day

Protein from marginal land 3.36 billion ha permanent meadows and pasture 1.15 marginal land 2.21 potential crop production 1 g protein 6 g protein per person per day 0.5 LU per ha

Livestock fed with leftovers Food waste 19 g protein per day Co-products Marginal land 6 g protein per day 25 g protein per day

Livestock fed with leftovers Food waste 19 g protein per day Co-products Marginal land 6 g protein per day First estimation!!

Livestock fed with leftovers Food waste High quality Oil 19 g protein per day Co-products Low quality SBM Marginal land 6 g protein per day 25 g protein per day

Livestock fed with leftovers Food waste 21.3 g protein per day Co-products Marginal land 6 g protein per day Livestock density 25 g protein per day

Conclusion Current 2050 258 million ton 455 million ton (76%) 664 million ton 1077 million ton (62%) Needed: 60 g protein in plant + ASF per day 25 g of protein can be produced without competition Livestock does contribute to sustainable diets with food crops for land

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