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[wadila88]

I can't grow my own cow -darn zoning laws! :) - I have some steak issues. After reading Omnivore's Dilemma, I'm committed to only feeding my family grass fed steak but the issue is of their authencity.I don’t want my family to suffer because of the diseases associated with grain fed ones but neither do I would like to pay for c@!#…Please can anyone tell me a good producer or seller of grass fed steak that I can trust upon for the quality of grass-fed.

[Simon]

I can't grow my own cow -darn zoning laws! :) - I have some steak issues. After reading Omnivore's Dilemma, I'm committed to only feeding my family grass fed steak but the issue is of their authencity.I don’t want my family to suffer because of the diseases associated with grain fed ones but neither do I would like to pay for c@!#…Please can anyone tell me a good producer or seller of grass fed steak that I can trust upon for the quality of grass-fed.

Where are you in the US Wadila88? Also what is Omnivore's Dilemma - is it a book or article? Link?

Thanks,
Simon

[Charles.C]

I'm fascinated to see any follow-ups to the original post. I can help a little from Mr.Gg -

"The New York Times named The Omnivore’s Dilemma one of the ten best books of 2006.[1]"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Omnivore's_Dilemma

Looks like a compelling read although I had also never heard of it.

Rgds / Charles.C

and Welcome to the forum wadila88

[Ben Simonton]

Where do you live? If in the US go to www.eatwild.com and click on "Find local grass-fed meat, eggs and dairy". Then click on your state and it will give you a list.

Best regards, Ben

[Cathy]

I'd suggest you try to get Austrailan or New Zealand beef - or you
might want to try Meyer Natural Angus. I think they just bought one of their competitors…Coleman Natural.