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Feb
25
Grass Fed Alternative to Corned Beef for St. Patrick’s Day
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Try slow cooked grass fed beef Brisket instead
March is around the corner, and everyone’s favorite party holiday approaches, St. Patrick’s Day. The proverbial meal for that day is corned beef and cabbage. We would like to suggest you simply braise a grass fed beef brisket to go with your cabbage, potatoes, and beer.
Before the age [...]
Feb
17
“Bad Cholesterol” lowered from eating grass fed beef!
Filed Under Benefit, Consumer, Home food prep, grass fed health | Leave a Comment
Replacing commercial beef with grass fed beef lowered his LDL levels
Recently one of our customers, who prefers to remain anonymous, just told me that last summer his “bad cholesterol,” LDL, level was in the “high normal” range, causing him and his doctor some concern.
After recent testing his LDL level is now exactly in the middle [...]
Feb
12
It’s good to be prepared for blizzards and natural disasters - Don’t get caught short
Filed Under Consumer, Home food prep | 2 Comments
Blizzard conditions shut down much of the Eastern Seaboard this week
You never know when a natural disaster or even a blizzard will hit and create an immediate void in the local food supply and leave you short. If you keep a well stocked larder you can rest easy knowing that even if transportation is cut [...]
Feb
9
First Lady’s program to combat childhood obesity
Filed Under Consumer, Food Safety, Grass fed weight loss, Local-regional food, grass fed health | Leave a Comment
Today U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama is rolling out her program to combat childhood obesity through her “Let’s Move” program. Concurrently, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is spearheading a campaign to reduce junk food in schools and get more kids eating school lunches and breakfasts.
Intentions are good but solutions probably won’t be
While I applaud the concern and [...]
Feb
8
Temple Grandin Movie
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I highly recommend the HBO docu-drama about Temple Grandin, the autistic animal scientist who changed the face of the cattle industry and slaughterhouses, so much for the better.
Because of her autism, and the way her mind works, Ms. Grandin was able to fully empathize with the cattle on her aunt’s ranch in a way most [...]