Facebook parent company Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has announced his latest project to create high-quality beef. The project, described as Zuckerberg’s ‘most delicious’ endeavor, involves raising cattle on his top-secret compound in Hawaii. The aim is to produce some of the best-quality beef globally, using wagyu and angus cattle fed on macadamia meal and beer grown and produced on the ranch. The announcement has sparked a divisive response, with supporters and critics debating the environmental impact of cattle-raising.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s latest project is to “create some of the highest quality beef in the world”
Facebook parent company Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, has announced his latest project to create high-quality beef. The project, described as Zuckerberg’s ‘most delicious’ endeavor, involves raising cattle on his top-secret compound in Hawaii. The aim is to produce some of the best-quality beef globally, using wagyu and angus cattle fed on macadamia meal and beer grown and produced on the ranch. The announcement has sparked a divisive response, with supporters and critics debating the environmental impact of cattle-raising.
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