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03-31-2008, 08:09 AM
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i had understood no anti-biotics meant that the animals only got anti-biotics when sick, not as a preventative, as is the usual case in feed-lots.
we have 2 organic farms selling beef and chicken (anit-bio and hormone free) at our farmers market. just have to wait until May when it opens up again. |
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03-31-2008, 03:46 PM
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I go to the Farmer's Market to get organic chicken - taste better and doesn't have that wretched stench either. I think they sell organic beef at the market too, if not I know there's some place around town that do. I also get my eggs from the Farmer's Market - also organic. My mom started asking me to get them for her as well because they also taste better and don't stink. |
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