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Red meat from cattle is a complete-protein food, meaning it provides all 22 amino acids that our bodies need.

Studies show that grass-fed cattle have dramatically fewer E. coli - a large and diverse group of bacteria - in their intestines than their grain-fed counterparts.

Before World War II, more than ninety percent of American cattle were grass-fed, not grain-fed. They grazed the range, eating native grasses, or hay.

Vital for plant life and food production, phosphorus is non-renewable and rapidly running out. We need to save and reuse phosphorus stored in food to reduce demand.

The wonderful fresh, made to order foods offered at upscale restaurants are well worth their price tags.

Just when you thought you'd finally figured out the whole organic thing, the grass-fed movement erupted. What is all the buzz about, and what does it mean?

Grass-fed beef and beef products are some of the healthiest animal-based products that humans can eat.

Get thin, lower cholesterol, and avoid obesity and diabetes, by eating butter, cream, olive oil, and coconut oil and how margarine and canola oil will make you sick.