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According to Allan Savory, scientific evidence against his methods | According to Allan Savory, scientific evidence against his methods is irrelevant because holistic management "cannot be peer-reviewed." He has made this argument several times, perhaps most recently on Twitter in March of 2021 in response to scientific evidence showing that the beef supply [[White Oak Pastures]] provides for [[General Mills]] was heavily greenwashed.<ref>https://twitter.com/allanrsavory/status/1368586780790906885?s=21</ref> White Oak Pastures is a "frontier founder" of the [[Savory Institute#Land_To_Market]]'s Land to Market ecological outcome verification program. | ||
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Revision as of 23:25, 17 February 2023
American Grassfed Association
On June 23 (year unknown), Allan Savory was one of three featured speakers in the American Grassfed Association (AGA) Ranch Day line-up.[1] The event was held at the Flying B Bar Ranch near Denver, Colorado, which directed attendees to visit the website of the Savory Institute for more information, or to buy tickets.[2]
The Savory Method
According to Allan Savory, scientific evidence against his methods is irrelevant because holistic management "cannot be peer-reviewed." He has made this argument several times, perhaps most recently on Twitter in March of 2021 in response to scientific evidence showing that the beef supply White Oak Pastures provides for General Mills was heavily greenwashed.[3] White Oak Pastures is a "frontier founder" of the Savory Institute#Land_To_Market's Land to Market ecological outcome verification program.