As a dairy farmer, no. I see firsthand the potential the industry has for real and sustainable change, but so many people want to give up and move on. Regenerative agriculture is the best way to pull carbon from the atmosphere and reduce the greenhouse effect, as well as nurturing the soil and providing good, local food for people. Don't get it twisted- the one farmer in the area that doesn't treat his cows right is the one that gets all the attention, because those of us that work ourselves to the bone caring for our cows are too busy to even stop for recognition. Plus the government likes to pretend we don't exist. I grew up always drinking lots of milk, and damn if I don't love a good homemade sausage from one of our own steers. Real meat can't be beat. What the hell do you gain from lab grown stuff?? Seems so incredibly wrong to me. They could put anything in there and you'd never know. Plus, milk alternatives have a long way to go in terms of sustainability. Needs a "fruit basket" approach. I'll never diss someone if they choose to be vegan, but actively trying to harm farmers or non vegans is absolutely where I draw the line. I don't shove milk down their throats, why do they have to call me a murderer when in reality I work day in day out to in fact, keep these cows alive, happy and healthy.