Any one on here buy this and if so where or who from? Wife has been researching due to health concerns. Any knowledge would be appreciated, sarcastic comments expected. Thanks in advance.

My wife buys organic free range chicken from either Target or Whole Foods. Grass fed beef she buys at Whole Foods. Pork I think she just looks for no antibiotics or something.

Grass fed beef from Lone Star Beef. A buddy of mine owns it. I can hook you up.

Thank you.


Yes please do, either post his contact info or PM me his number. Thank you.

I wished I had the land so that I could raise my own.
I've already tried with rabbits and chickens. They didn't work out with the HOA.

I've read before that all that is required for chicken to be labeled "free range" is that the hundreds of thousands of chickens in the barn technically have access to a small outdoor area. None of the chickens ever actually go out there, but in theory if they could. So they get to charge you extra for chicken that is essentially identical to regular chicken.

I wouldn't trust a free range label unless you actually visited the farm.

This is why I want to find a private supplier. I've read some things that are similar to what you stated.

"free range"....what a gimmick

All but the big guys are free range....and even some of those could be based on your definition.

Probably true or close to it. Like most people, my wife feels better buying it and ignores that it�s probably BS. We have backyard chickens and the eggs are incredible. She lets them roam around the yard a lot and they have a pretty big coupe area they can get around in when they aren�t in the yard.

Chickens are so dumb and helpless that it�s tough to just let them have free range even in our fenced in backyard.

Could just go pescatarian.

Does not matter. They are about to produce the meats in a lab

That�s how they came up with the McRib.

I don't do chicken meat because its just not worth the trouble,but if you want free range eggs I will sale you some @ $2 a dozen, you can also buy them at the ponder feed store but he gets $4 a dozen for his,I live in Drop so its not that far from you.

Yep.
If one is concerned enough about meat to research the animal's lifestyle it might be a better option to avoid meat all together.
There's also the option of only eating what you kill ( deer, wild hog, etc.).

"organic" is just a way to charge more.