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    jerparker20jerparker20 St. Paul, MN Posts: 2,402
    And that's why I spend the couple of extra dollars to buy grass feed beef and buffalo, and pork and chickens from local family farms that I know. Or shoot and butcher my own venison.
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    You have to look at it from both sides.
    Skittles are awesome and safe for human consumption right?
    How would it affect cows?
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    PJPOWERPJPOWER In Yo Face Posts: 6,499
    I'm down for some skittle t-bones
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    PJPOWERPJPOWER In Yo Face Posts: 6,499
    edited January 2017

    And that's why I spend the couple of extra dollars to buy grass feed beef and buffalo, and pork and chickens from local family farms that I know. Or shoot and butcher my own venison.

    Amen brotha or sista!
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    And that's why I spend the couple of extra dollars to buy grass feed beef and buffalo, and pork and chickens from local family farms that I know. Or shoot and butcher my own venison.

    Quality and ethical.
    "My brain's a good brain!"
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    PJPOWERPJPOWER In Yo Face Posts: 6,499

    And that's why I spend the couple of extra dollars to buy grass feed beef and buffalo, and pork and chickens from local family farms that I know. Or shoot and butcher my own venison.

    Quality and ethical.
    Although "grass fed" could be many things... "grass finished" is probably what you should be looking for. Usually, people do not like the grass finished beef though, "tastes too wild". "Grass fed" beef can still be finished off and fattened up in the feed yard like all the others...but usually tastes better... Just some info from someone with some cattle industry knowledge...
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    PJPOWER said:

    And that's why I spend the couple of extra dollars to buy grass feed beef and buffalo, and pork and chickens from local family farms that I know. Or shoot and butcher my own venison.

    Quality and ethical.
    Although "grass fed" could be many things... "grass finished" is probably what you should be looking for. Usually, people do not like the grass finished beef though, "tastes too wild". "Grass fed" beef can still be finished off and fattened up in the feed yard like all the others...but usually tastes better... Just some info from someone with some cattle industry knowledge...
    Interesting.
    "My brain's a good brain!"
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    HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 35,833
    gross and weird.
    Flight Risk out NOW!

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