Aquidneck farms beef

[cheferson]

Anyone tried any?? SPence? especially interested in if anyone has tried the beef patties

[MakoMike]

I take it they grow their own, not just repackage?

[cheferson]

Yes, prices are pretty comparable to stop and shop too
http://www.aquidneckfarms.com/natural.htm
Grass fed no grain

[ProfessorM]

grass fed means no antibiotics too most likely, a good thing.

[Raven]

Originally Posted by ProfessorM

grass fed means no antibiotics too most likely, a good thing.

all cows have two stomachs in order to digest grass

Antibiotics added make nasty virus bugs more resistant to
using antibiotics to kill them in humans.

The other thing is growth hormones that cause fibroid's to
grow inside the uterus of women causing them much pain
and suffering all in an effort to increase their profit margin.

[MakoMike]

Originally Posted by Raven

Antibiotics added make nasty virus bugs more resistant to
using antibiotics to kill them in humans.
.

Antibiotics can't kill or do any damage to viruses. The only work on bacteria.

[cheferson]

Originally Posted by ProfessorM

grass fed means no antibiotics too most likely, a good thing.

or hormones

[ProfessorM]

the reason antibiotics are given to cattle most of the time is because they feed them corn in most all feed lots in the USA. The benefit of corn feeding is that you get a very large, fat, cow in a shorter amount of time, thus it goes to slaughter quicker so you can produce more money faster. It is a business. Cattle really can't eat corn and it will kill them without antibiotics, Acidosis is the problem. So in order not to kill the cattle they give them antibiotics to combat the problem. So when we consume the meat we get lots of antibiotics too. 3/4 or more of all the prescribed antibiotics in this country are used for livestock. That is a major reason we get immune to antibiotic resistant bugs because we are eating antibiotics all the time and resistance develops. I saw a show on PBS that told of this whole problem and it was very scary.

Here is the show and if you have not seen it you should. Very eye opening and interesting. Called King Corn.

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/kingcorn/cows.html