Sentences with phrase «means grain fed»

«Organic» usually means grain fed and not grass fed.

Take chicken as the example: No where in the study does it say that the chicken meat these people are eating is from free range (true free range means no grain feeding or supplementing with anything but open spaces and naturally eating what they eat).

Not exact matches

It seemed to me as if, in all he did that evening at the table, he too was finding meaning and enlightenment, as if, in breaking bread and pouring wine, our Lord himself was being led — as we were through him — into a new and richer comprehension, into a full and final revelation that this, of course, was why it must be so — that only as a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies can it arise again and bring forth ripe new grain to form the loaf that feeds a hungry world.

(That means they're fed no grains, just natural grasses, legumes, and clovers.)

The color of our eggs is a deep and rich orange, which means that the chickens had access to pigment rich food sources (not just soy, grain, etc. typically fed to factory raised chickens).

Organic turkey means that the bird ate no GMO grains but was raised on certified organic feed.

That means saying yes to grass - fed meats, eggs, vegetables, fruits and seeds, and no to dairy, grains, legumes and processed foods.

That means that the additional 70 % of their diet may still come from grain, corn, soy and other non grass - feed supplements.

It is grown with the laws of nature in mind (meaning animals are fed their native diets, not a mix of grains and animal by - products, and have free - range access to the outdoors).

Animals who are fed a grain - based diet when they are meant to eat grass is both unethical and unhealthy for us.

When an animal protein is not classified as grass fed, that usually means that their diet is grain or corn.

Like are we talking grass - fed, organic meat or we're talking grain - fed which means a whole bunch of histamine, too, right?

Well, the way I see it is that the fats in grain - fed dairy are «neutral», meaning I don't believe they are terrible for you like hydrogenated oils are bad for you, but I wouldn't call grain - fed dairy fats beneficial either.

Beware of «Monsanto Butter,» meaning butter that comes from cows fed almost entirely genetically engineered grains.

Well, I was told that the milk grains will last indefinitely as long as you treat them right, which means feeding them dairy.

I believe certified organic feed means grain, and it is not non GMO certified

Organic feed makes for healthier animals, though it does not mean they are grass fed (there's a debate on which one is better) as their feed may contain grains.

But as a direct result of growth of the vegetable oil industry during this time PLUS at the same time increased grains fed to cattle and livestock meant people began eating way more omega - 6s.

It comes from grass fed cows, and cows are natural herbivores (not meant to be fed grain), so when the cows are healthier, the milk is healthier.

If they did they'd become extinct, and so the evolutionary strategy that many plants, particularly cereal grains have taken to prevent predation is to evolve toxic compounds so that the predator of the seeds can't eat them, so that they can put their seeds in the soil where they're meant to be to grow a new plant and not in the gut of an animal to feed it.»

For us that means cows are grass - fed and grain - finished, meats are free of antibiotics and added hormones, poultry is cage - free with room to roam, seafood is thoughtfully sourced, and everything is raised as naturally and close to us as possible.

This doesn't mean, however, that you can feed your cat an all - grain diet.

What it means is that you don't have to feed your dog a grain - free food in order for him to be healthy.

Feed your pet a nutritious diet, which can mean a quality dry kibble for your canine or a grain - free wet food for your kitty.

Rather than feed your dog an unnatural diet of grain - based (which means shelf - stable and profitable) kibble sprayed with a slurry of animal byproducts, why not feed them what they really like, and what they themselves would seek out in a natural environment?

In a dietary trial, you have to feed your dog a novel diet, meaning you feed him a diet without any grain ingredients whatsoever.

Feeding your cat a grain - free dry food doesn't always mean your cat will be slim and healthy.

That means we recommend against feeding things like carrots, sweet potatoes, grains, and especially things like pasta, millet, and oats.

Feeding your dog Against the Grain means goodbye to Frankenfood, and hello whole chicken and other unprocessed forms of animal protein.

This means that if your cat needs a diet with fewer carbs, choosing a grain - free diet does not guarantee that the carbohydrate content will be lower than the food you are currently feeding.

Halo Grain Free dry dog food is made with OrigiNative proteins, meaning we say «No» to factory farming, growth hormones, antibiotics, and genetically modified feeds.

Since it takes 1,000 tons of water to produce one ton of grain, the shortfall in the Hai basin of nearly 40 billion tons of water per year (1 ton equals 1 cubic meter) means that when the aquifer is depleted, the grain harvest will drop by 40 million tons — enough to feed 120 million Chinese.