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Robin Shreeves

Find your local grass-fed beef here

Looking for sources of local meat and dairy? This website will point you in the right direction.

Thu, Jul 23 2009 at 10:01 AM EST

I just learned of a resource yesterday that you should know about. It’s eatwild.com. According to the website, it’s “your source for safe, healthy, natural and nutritious grass-fed beef, lamb, goats, bison, poultry, pork, dairy and other wild edibles.”           
 
The feature on the website that I’m finding most useful is the clickable U.S. map that leads users to a list of farms and ranches in each state that meet Eatwild’s criteria for producing grass-fed meat, eggs, and dairy products.
 
Another feature that I like is the Beyond the Farm link for each state. The link takes you to a list of that state’s “markets, restaurants, stores and buying clubs that feature grass-fed products.”
 
The website also has information about grass-fed basics, and articles about how it’s more beneficial for the animals, the people who eat the animals, and the environment.
 
Eatwild.com is a resource that I’m finding very helpful. Since taking my husband to see Food, Inc., we’ve been talking about buying a freezer and purchasing a ¼ of a local cow and other animal products in bulk. Eatwild is pointing me to many farms and ranches in my area that I didn’t know about and making my research a whole lot easier.
 

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Grass Fed Meats 07/23/2009 16:26 PM

I agree that EatWild.com is an authority on grass fed meats, and we should all strive to buy locally, when possible. However, I and many others find that locating a local farm that actually produces grass fed meats and dairy products is quite difficult. Most are very small and only have product available seasonally. I've been buying grass fed beef and free range chicken from Grass Fed Farms and they've been wonderful to deal with and.... More

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rshreeves 07/27/2009 12:40 PM

arrive unbroken when they have been shipped fedex? I really am curious.

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