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thorgrim | 11-13-2009 01:35 AM
Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info Found this chart here. http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/ It explains a lot about peoples deteriorating health. Luckily I have 400 lbs of grass fed beef in my freezer. <TABLE cellSpacing=1 borderColorDark=#808080 cellPadding=1 rules=all width=483 align=bottom borderColorLight=#c0c0c0 border=2 frame=box HSPACE="0" VSPACE="0"><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top width=469 colSpan=3 height=24> Beef's Nutritional Ledger </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24>http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/1x1.gif</TD><TD vAlign=top><NOBR> Grain-Fed Beef </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top><NOBR> Grass-Fed Beef </NOBR></TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top height=24><NOBR> Added Hormones </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> Usually </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> No </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Fed Antibiotics </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> Usually </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> No </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Fed Grain </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> Yes </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> No </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top height=24><NOBR> Omega-3 Fatty Acid </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 0.1 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 1.22 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top height=24><NOBR> Omega-6 Fatty Acid </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 3.1 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 1.08 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> CLA </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 0.21 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 1.46 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Beta Carotene </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 41 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 87 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Vitamin E </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 1.3 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 5.3 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Vitamin A </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> 10 </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> 52 </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Total Fat </TD><TD vAlign=top><NOBR> High & Saturated </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top><NOBR> Proper Balance </NOBR></TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> Flavor </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> Bland/Pasty </TD><TD vAlign=top><NOBR> Original and Bold </NOBR></TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top height=24><NOBR> All Other Factors </NOBR></TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> Fair </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> Perfect </TD></TR><TR><TD vAlign=top width=166 height=24> E. coli Danger </TD><TD vAlign=top width=148> High </TD><TD vAlign=top width=149> Minimal </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

HirokoGetting | 11-13-2009 02:54 AM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info Only fools still eat beef! You should be eating grass fed buffalo meat! Nutrient Composition per 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of lean cooked meat Species Fat Grams Calories KCAL MG Bison Fat Grams 2.42 Calories 143 Cholesterol 82 Beef Fat Grams 9.28 Calories 211 Cholesterol 86 Pork Fat Grams 9.66 Calories 212 Cholesterol 86 Chicken* Fat Grams 7.41 Calories 190 Cholesterol 89 USDA Handbook 8-5:8-10:8-13:8-17 * Skinless

Shorty_Harris | 11-13-2009 07:21 AM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info Quote:
Originally Posted by HirokoGetting (Post 2023309) Only fools still eat beef out of a grocery store! You should be eating grass fed buffalo meat! Nutrient Composition per 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of lean cooked meat Species Fat Grams Calories KCAL MG Bison Fat Grams 2.42 Calories 143 Cholesterol 82 Beef Fat Grams 9.28 Calories 211 Cholesterol 86 Pork Fat Grams 9.66 Calories 212 Cholesterol 86 Chicken* Fat Grams 7.41 Calories 190 Cholesterol 89 USDA Handbook 8-5:8-10:8-13:8-17 * Skinless
There, Fixed it for ya.

HirokoGetting | 11-13-2009 10:23 AM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info Yes much better.

tulsamal | 11-13-2009 11:25 AM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info That's what we have in our freezer. A steer raised here on our property. This spring we got a bottle calf for the future. He's been eating grass and growing all summer. Then just Wednesday I went and got two more. The guy was selling bottle Holsteins for $50 each so I had to buy two. So we are back to bottle feeding but there will be lots of good beef a couple of years from now. More than my family can eat but it will be something I can sell. Gregg

thorgrim | 11-13-2009 03:00 PM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info It is the way to go, much more economical and healthier then buying beef. Also you have beef on the hoof and freezer so it is a long term food supply as well. As for bison vs beef, the comparison isn't really fair because I bet they are comparing bison to regular grain/corn fed beef which are much fatter then grass fed. Plus because the omega3/6 fatty acid ratio is balanced in grass fed the fat is not unhealthy anyway. I think I heard somewhere that grain fed cattle are about 25% body fat and grass fed are about 6-8% body fat. If those numbers are true then grass fed beef would have about the same fat as bison. I know the steer I slaughtered was super lean. The hamburger meat is leaner then anything you can buy in the supermarket, even ground steak.

Sturdly | 11-13-2009 03:46 PM
Re: Grass Fed Beef Some nutritional info Grass fed is all well and good but corn fed, finished in the prime shed minus hormones can't be beat for flavor. I don't consume much meat anyway, maybe three times a week followed by a cigarette. A pack of smokes lasts me about 2 months. Eating tasty well marbled, tender beef in moderation, which I do, won't kill me in and of itself. I'll take my chances on the good tasting beef, a smoke from time to time and getting plenty of exercise.... Life is too short to waste always following the healthy path. :23_30_104:

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