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Looking to get away from big meat names.
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I recently got some bad news about my health and I am beginning to eat a bit healthier. Not going to stop eating meat, but probably less of it and better quality. I have never really thought about where my meat comes from, but I would like to learn more about what makes ā€œgood meatā€ from locally sourced places and where to find said places. how to look for places that sell meat that is grass-fed (maybe? Idk) this is literally my first step at all of this, so I figured Iā€™d go to the source- meat eaters of Reddit, to get some info on ā€œbetterā€ meat. I guess I should be asking if Iā€™m over-thinking it too? Should I just continue to get meat from big names like Purdue and Tyson? Not trying to start a debate, just looking at how others may approach this regularly. This isnā€™t a moral decision, even though I know thatā€™s part of peopleā€™s complaints. I just want to eat healthier.

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