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Topic	Factory farming is unspeakably grotesque and should be banned.
Omega Hunter 05/17/18 7:22:17 PM #90:	Doctor Foxx posted... foreverzero212 posted... There's no formal USDA definition for pasture raised. s m h https://bit.ly/2Fs2tfU Find it on the USDA website It's not a regulated term and it's used to market to people. There's no legal standard for it. It can be used freely. True but I buy 100% grass fed pasture raised beef sourced from white oak farms. Maybe the term can be misused but that specific farm does it the right way and I can verify the meat is different based on it tasting completely different from grain fed beef and looking different as well. The marbling is near non existent compared to grain fed and the color is a much darker hugh of red (you really want to eat this meat on the rarer side). These are cows that have grazed on grass from birth until death as nature intended. You can try and tell yourself that its all marketing but it's not true, there is a difference and there are farms and ranches that do things the right way. You do have to pay a premium though. --- Living is naturally hell, you have to work to put a smile on. http://images.complex.com/complex/image/upload/7_ugmpjq.gif <cite>Omega Hunter posted [p:901527997] in Factory fa... [t:76605263]...</cite> <quote><cite>Doctor Foxx posted...</cite> <quote><cite>foreverzero212 posted...</cite> <quote>There's no formal USDA definition for pasture raised. s m h</quote> https://bit.ly/2Fs2tfU Find it on the USDA website It's not a regulated term and it's used to market to people. There's no legal standard for it. It can be used freely.</quote> True but I buy 100% grass fed pasture raised beef sourced from white oak farms. Maybe the term can be misused but that specific farm does it the right way and I can verify the meat is different based on it tasting completely different from grain fed beef and looking different as well. The marbling is near non existent compared to grain fed and the color is a much darker hugh of red (you really want to eat this meat on the rarer side). These are cows that have grazed on grass from birth until death as nature intended. You can try and tell yourself that its all marketing but it's not true, there is a difference and there are farms and ranches that do things the right way. You do have to pay a premium though. --- Living is naturally hell, you have to work to put a smile on. http://images.complex.com/complex/image/upload/7_ugmpjq.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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