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Why we don’t buy factory farmed meat.
Where can I find Certified Humane?
“Demeter is a leader of Biodynamic® certification and awareness, investing in and activating self-sustaining resources that make an impact on farm communities and the consumers they serve.” Their website is here but it still needs major work.
Niman Ranch. It’s been a while since I’ve ordered from them since I’ve been able to find local or regional sources, but if I really need something and don’t know where to get it, I won’t hesitate to buy from them again.
Food Alliance, another recommended site, but their info is sorely lacking.
Eat Well Guide, easy to navigate!
If you really have to do mail order…
In Cincinnati:
Red Sun Farm, a bit hard to navigate, but does have show a listing of what’s in season
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Thanks for compiling this list. Although I eat meat, I sure don’t like to eat factory-grown meat – its inhumane, and doesn’t taste that great either!
Good list! We found a local rancher on http://www.eatwild.com, and we order grass-fed beef by the side or 1/2 side from him. We’ve made the commitment to not buy industrialized meat, eggs or dairy.
Awesome!! I will check these links out. Thanks for the list.