Yes.
Sustainability scientists at Quantis prepared a study of the carbon footprint of livestock at White Oak Pastures in 2019, and what they found was surprising: net-negative emissions. The regenerative agricultural practices resulted in more carbon being naturally sequestered in the soil than being released by the cows.
Although eye-opening and powerful, this finding risks detracting from the full potential of regenerative agriculture, which includes, but g oes well beyond mitigating climate change.
Read more about the study at White Oak Pastures .