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White Oak Pastures – Bluffton, GA

August 14, 2008 on 9:56 am | By Animal Welfare Approved | In Grass-Fed Beef, Southeast | No Comments

The Harris family has raised cows on their Georgia land for the last five generations. Cows at White Oak Pastures eat grass on grass, and are never confined to a feedlot. Harris’s beef recently won the Grand Prize in the Flavor of Georgia Contest.

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Cage Free: More Complicated Than You Think

August 12, 2008 on 4:59 pm | By Animal Welfare Approved | In Uncategorized | 2 Comments

Part of the objective of our blog is to encourage educated discussion about farm animal welfare. Here are three recent articles that discuss California’s Proposition 2, and some of the issues surrounding it. One article by David Sneed summarizes the debate and its political implications. Another article in the Arizona Republic describes [...]

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Animal Welfare Approved Dinner at Slow Food Nation

August 6, 2008 on 5:18 pm | By Animal Welfare Approved | In Chefs and Restaurants | No Comments

We are excited to partner with Slow Food Nation in the first-ever American gathering this Labor Day weekend in San Francisco. Slow Food is a vibrant movement of people who advocate food systems that are good, clean and fair-goals we also support in our promotion of high-welfare husbandry. We will be involved in [...]

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“Routine” Different From “Humane” Says New Jersey Court

August 3, 2008 on 12:41 pm | By Animal Welfare Approved | In The Big Picture | No Comments

Last Wednesday, a New Jersey court ruled that certain industrial farming practices, such as tail-docking and de-beaking without anesthesia, cannot be considered humane just because they are widely used. This signals another development in the national conversation on the treatment of animals used for food. While many states have strict laws preventing animal [...]

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