Why grass-fed is best – part II

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  1. E’s avatar

    I cared not so much about food before (I was a student and not employed well enough to make monthly payment to cowshares, for example), but things are changing. I now happily devour any information about the “food industrial complex” and its natural alternatives, because I’m in a position to do something about it. This site is so well organized and clear. Great source. Thanks!

  2. Chris’s avatar

    @E:

    Thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you find the blog to be helpful.
    Chris

  3. Mary blanchard’s avatar

    I have been wanting to buy raw milk, but it is illegal here in AZ to sell it, how stupid is that? I can carry a concealed weapon, I can buy prescriptions that could do great harm, I can go to war, I can pay-off banks and car companies, but I can’t buy something I feel would be beneficial for me. What is a cowshare, is that how I could get milk and grass-fed meat? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. (p.s.) I live in an aprt. so growing my own healthy food is out of the question, esp. since I already tried a mini garden and the fierce west-facing sun baked everything to a crisp. Thanks again.

  4. Chris’s avatar

    Mary,

    Check this link for a list of raw dairy options in AZ.

    Best,
    Chris

  5. Idaho Beef’s avatar

    Thanks for the summary of health benefits. Most people aren’t aware of the decreased nutrition of supermarket foods and we need to keep tooting on this horn until everyone gets it.

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