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Tag Archives: Pasture-Raised
The Things We Say During Cattle Work
Farming provides an almost endless supply of hilarious inside jokes and quotable little sayings. It seems we live very much “on the edge” and “by the seat of our pants,” never knowing what challenges the day will bring. One of … Continue reading
Organic Egg Deception
An interesting little story came out last week about the day-to-day practices of a major brand of organic eggs. The article subtly criticized the confined quarters that offered no apparent access to outdoors, and gave readers some insight into how the … Continue reading
Are you falling asleep at the kitchen stove?
There is an interesting thing happening in our culture. Advertising. Advertising wins. If you can come up with the prettiest ad, the cleverest motto, the most touching video clip, you can sell anything. But what if you can’t… Farmers aren’t … Continue reading
Posted in The Price of Real Food
Tagged Beef, chicken, Eggs, free-range, grass-fed, hormone-free, marketing, no hormones, organic, Pasture-Raised, pork, turkey
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3 Things You Didn’t Know About Grass-fed Beef
1. The term “grass-fed” beef is no longer regulated as of January 2016. This is a pretty complicated issue, but honestly, we don’t feel it’s entirely a bad thing. Why? Well, we were never terribly into government regulation of private … Continue reading
Posted in Grass-fed Beef
Tagged Beef, chemicals, corn, GMOS, integrity, Pasture-Raised, regulation, soy
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