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Eatwild.com is
your source for safe, healthy, natural and nutritious grass-fed
beef, lamb, goats, bison, poultry, pork, dairy and other wild
edibles. This website provides:
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Comprehensive, accurate information
about the benefits of raising animals on pasture.
- A direct link to local farms that
supply all-natural, delicious, grass-fed products.
- A marketplace for farmers
who raise their livestock on pasture from birth to market and
who actively promote the welfare of their animals and the health
of the land.
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August—October is a great time to order
grass-fed beef.
After a spring and summer of grazing, many cattle
are ready
for market this time of year.
Contact your local farmer now.
Find them in the Directory of Pasture-Based
Farms
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How
to find your way around Eatwild.com...
- Go to News for our latest information on the
benefits of grass-based products.
- Visit the online Eatwild
Store for books on pasture-based farming, healthy eating, food politics,
along with cookbooks and other kitchen tools for maximizing the benefits
of your grass-fed products.
- To find pastured meat and dairy products (as well as some wild seafood,
honey, etc.) near you go to the Eatwild
Directory of Farmers.
Support your local producers!
- Visit Free Articles for short essays
about grassfarming by Jo Robinson. Download them for free for reprint
in your newsletter or use as handouts.
To date,
over 3.25 million people have visited Eatwild.com.
We have as many as 8,000 visitors per day.
Good news travels fast!
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Eatwild.com is
owned and operated by Jo Robinson,
an investigative journalist and New York Times bestselling author
who specializes in science-based health information. Jo has been investigating
the differences between animals raised in feedlots and pasture-based
farms for the past seven years.
Pasture
Perfect
The Far-Reaching Benefits of Choosing Meat, Eggs,
and Dairy Products from Grass-Fed Animals
by
Jo Robinson
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Proceeds from the sale of Pasture
Perfect and items in the Eatwild Store
support Eatwild.com and Jo Robinson's research
of pasture-based farming.
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