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Why Grass-Fed

Angus Farm is first company that implemented the 100% Grass-Fed raising system in Romania.

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Grass-Fed vs Grain-Fed

Grass - fed cattle are being grass-fed 100% for their lives, as they used to 100 of years ago. 

 

  • Anti-inflammatory omega 3 fats

  • 1 ingredient - pasture

  • Is ready to be slaughtered in 2.5 years

  • Filled with micro-nutrients 

  • 50% less calories than grain-fed 

  • Gluten-free, perfect for people following Keto & Paleo diets 

  • Made by mother nature

  • Exceptional taste, the meat is leaner with rich flavour 

  • Sustainable & planet friendly

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Grain- fed cattle are raised commonly on grains, such as soy, maize or corn all the time, which is not a part of their natural life as it used to be historically. This causes a great increase in need for antibiotic treatments. Grains are much higher in fats that allow cows to grow even faster. 

 

  • Inflammatory omega -6 seed oils

  • 10+ ingredients 

  • Is ready to be slaughtered in 1.5 years 

  • Filled with soy and gluten 

  • Genetically engineered 

  • Less tasty than grass- fed 

  • Unhealthy due to high amount of fats 

  • Bad for the planet 

What Does This Mean For You?

It simply means, that you can eat meat without worrying about chemicals. Cattle raised without grain is absolutely gluten - free, therefore it can be enjoyed by people with celiac disease and those sensitive to gluten.

Compared to grain-fed beef, grass- fed angus beef has: 

 

  • 50% less calories than grain -fed beef 

  • 7 times higher in beta -carotine, which has cancer-fighting properties 

  • 5 times higher in CLA (conjugated linoleic acid), which can help lower glucose levels and prevent diabetes 

  • 2 times higher in vitamin E - great for your skin, cardiovascular health and fertility 

  • 5 times higher in Omega 3 fats. Great for lowering bad cholesterol levels, anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory 

  • Contains 4 times more selenium - which is the most important micro -element for thyroid health and helps preventing autoimmune disease 

  • Grass - fed angus beef contains beta-alanine, an amino acid that helps body form carnosine.  Carnosine is increasing a performance during high intensity exercise 

  • Grass -fed angus beef has extremely high amounts of B12, Zinc and B6

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What Does This Mean For The Animals?

Our cattle spend their lives roaming free in wild meads. On average, each animal enjoys over 2 hectares of land, which is equal to  4 football stadiums!  We rarely have a sick animal, which is very common in animals raised and kept in a feedlot environment.

What Does This Mean For The Planet?

When you are eating Grass- Fed meat, not only you are doing something good for yourself, but you are also contributing to a better, more sustainable planet. 

 

Scientists now agree, that  100% Grass - Fed beef farms actually benefit the environment, by increasing biodiversity of pasture ecosystems by decreasing greenhouse gas emissions. 

 

It is good to be good. 

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