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I just had some meat from this company. They are a regenerative farm. It was good, nice to know I was eating an actual cow, or that my ground is from one animal vs dozens.

Do any anons have experience getting a half ir quarter cow from places like this? I was gonna drive out and pick out my cow.

Is regenerative farming a meme or does it produce healthier better food? Im just tired of the goy slop and bill gates owning the farms.
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getting raw meat isnt slop, its the processed shit that is slop
doesnt matter if its goy cattle raised in a metal box or a proper farm life where it got to roam, both are so pumped full of chemicals and has been selectively bred so much that you cant avoid that now
i dont get why you are getting so few cuts out of that 'farmhouse box', that is basically like 2-3 trips to a grocery store in total
just buy a regular ass whole cow or half a cow or find someone to split a cow with
if you really want to save money, go hunt and break down a deer, you get like ~45 lbs of meat, granted about ~5-10 lbs of that is kinda dogshit meat you just shred and throw in a stew or give to your dog
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Marketer faggot KILL YOURSELF



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