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Greener Pastures Farms

Singer, LA

Greener Pastures Farm is a family-owned farm in southern Louisiana. Their top priority on the farm is respect— respect for the animals, respect for the earth and respect for the community. Everything they do on the farm takes two things into consideration: 1) How is this going to impact the health of the animals and 2) How is this going to impact the environment. They create an environment that allows for their animals to be healthy in their natural habitat.

They are committed to 100% transparency through all of their farming practices. To learn more about Greener Pastures, visit their website.

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Heritage Foods

The Heritage Foods cooperative was founded in 2001 to preserve endangered species of livestock from extinction. Their partner farmers grow 100% heritage breed pigs, turkeys, lamb, chickens, ducks, guineas, and geese. All animals are raised humanely, outdoors, on pasture, using traditional farming techniques. They reproduce naturally and are never fed any antibiotics or growth hormones. Heritage meats are juicy and tender from their marbling and boast a profound taste and depth of flavor that has not been squashed by a corporate culture that only cares about rapid production.

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