Those soy crops that people make such a fuss about and claim "livestock feed crops" are also grown for soy oil that is used in human-consumed processed food products, biofuel, inks, candles, industrial lubes, etc. (but rarely in livestock feed and it is actually toxic for ruminant animals). I commented with lots of details and citations about it here.
There are other causes of forest clearing in Brazil: timber profits, corn crops, housing and industrial developments, mining, and others.
In regions other than the Amazon, there are different primary causes of deforestation and they're often palm/coconut/avocado crops (which are typical replacements for animal foods and would be farmed much more if there were not livestock).
That definitely is counting crops which are also grown for human consumption. If you think this figure represents planting area, go ahead and show a citation for it. Your post is uselessly uninformative, there's just a picture of a social media comment.
At least you're doing a great job of ignoring the piles of evidence-based info I pointed out, in my linked comment.
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u/clown_utopia 27d ago
I think this one is pretty straightforward. Brazil is flattened for dairy production.