Humane meats

[Anonymous No.15809062]

I'm looking for pasture raised meats. Beef and chicken seem to be really easy to find. I can't find pasture raised bacon anywhere in person. Farmers markets are still closed in my city, I think. I can find it online from places like crowd cow/porter road.
So, I guess I'm looking for review of those services and/or good humane brand recommendations.
Thanks bros

[Anonymous No.15809073]

>>15809062
>he thinks pigs naturally graze on a pasture
idiot

[Anonymous No.15809112]

>>15809073
I guess I meant free-range, not exactly pasture grazing. I get that they eat all kinds of shit. There are a bunch of vague terms thrown into packaging like "never caged" or "humanly raised", often without any type of certification. Even the three types of certificatikns I've found are fairly vague.

[Anonymous No.15809146]

>>15809062
Oxymoron. Just stop eating meat altogether if you want to be humane, or at the very least only eat animals you know died naturally.

[Anonymous No.15809176]

>>15809062
Hit up farmers who do home slaughter. Also look for regenerative farms. There is a website that has a list of it. Get a chest freezer and get a share of the animal. I have been working on a quarter cow for almost a year if that gives you perspective on how long a single animal can last you.

[Anonymous No.15809206]

>>15809146
I don't eat meat. The wife didn't eat meat for 10+ years but now she's pregnant and needs meat.
>>15809176
Thanks homie. I'll poke around. She's pretty small, and she's planning out her meals ahead of time so we should be able to get a good handle on quantity

[Anonymous No.15809333]

>>15809062
check your local hutterite, amish communities or what have you.
and remember pigs eat their own and each others shit even if they have a ready supply of food nearby.