Does rice milk or milk from grain-fed cows emit less methane?

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Rice is the single largest emitter of methane in conventional ag.  Yes, more than cattle as a single source, while less than livestock overall.  That's just a tiny sliver of the picture, though.  Rice is also water hungry and co2 intensive as well.  It's more productive than either corn or wheat - has fewer uses, and a narrow land capacity profile.

Rice milk would have worse numbers than rice - processing.  As a product, it's likely to have shit numbers with respect to cows milk in a full comparison because a dairy doesn't have the same numbers as a feedlot to begin with and ultimately makes many more products than just the milk, the environmental cost distributed across them.

Are you saying chickens also emit a lot of methane? That's new to me.

Anyway, where are you getting your information from?

Have you not figured out yet that Nudger farms?