[header] How to source local organic meat [title] Ask questions. [step] First and foremost, no matter who you buy from, you should always ask plenty of questions to make sure that your purchase is both 100% local and 100% organic. [substeps] To find out if a product is local, ask where the cattle, pig, or poultry was raised as well as where the animals were butchered and processed.
[header] How to source local organic meat [title] Ask questions. [step] First and foremost, no matter who you buy from, you should always ask plenty of questions to make sure that your purchase is both 100% local and 100% organic. [substeps] To find out if a product is local, ask where the cattle, pig, or poultry was raised as well as where the animals were butchered and processed.
To find out if a product is organic, ask if the meat is certified organic. The usda certifies organic products. That will help you determine how much you need to source your local meat. The answer to this question should be a simple yes or no. Make sure that the farm where you purchase from is non-local. Ask questions such as how many cows are grown, the process of preparing or processing the meat, and the age of the cow. This will help to make your purchase unique and reliable. Quick answers can make a huge difference and give you a better idea of what organic meat should be like.