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Going after our food supply
American Policy Center ^ | January 4, 2019 | Kathleen Marquardt

Posted on 01/04/2019 1:57:43 PM PST by Twotone

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To: central_va
What the he11 is bubble gum meat?
41 posted on 01/04/2019 2:50:34 PM PST by skimbell
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To: central_va

I live in Iowa, the deer eat a lot of field corn, when they can get it. I’ve had deer meat that was so good, had I not known for a fact, that it was deer meat I’d have never believed it in a million years. That’s not the way to bet though, I’ve also had Elk, Deer, and Antelope out West that was tough as an old boot and tasted gamey, they can’t even grow good sagebrush in some of those places. There’s some tricks, like soaking it in buttermilk and all that. If the meat is taken care of properly it’s not bad, a welcome addition to the table. Deer and Elk though, is ordinarily very lean. Lewis & Clark had a roughtime of it on their expedition, they said at one point after their stores ran out (of everything) each member of the party was eating about 10 pounds a day of lean Elk and they were still hungry.

One of the problems of agricultural states with low populations is the cities dominate the electoral politics and eventually a bunch of asshats prevail. There is strong support for the beef and pork industry now, corn and soybeans, but this won’t last. Maybe we can import our food too, from China.

The individual states at one time had a similar system to the Electoral College, in that individual counties with low populations counter balanced the larger urban centers. The Supreme Court decided that was a no-go. The Bahstids.


42 posted on 01/04/2019 2:55:28 PM PST by Freedom4US
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To: Twotone

Sorry I call BS on this article.

It is long on politics and short on facts.

What agreement did PETA get the Cattle Association agreed to?

What laws or even regulations has the Trump presidency agreed to?

This article leavers all this blank.

My family has been raising cattle for a long time and our cattle are still being sent to the feedlots and we collect our payments without PETA’s nor the Cattlemen’s signed approval.

This is fake news, IMHO.


43 posted on 01/04/2019 2:55:50 PM PST by RedMonqey ("Those who turn their arms in for plowshares will be doing the plowing for those who didn't.")
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To: skimbell

Ever chewed bubble gum? Same texture.


44 posted on 01/04/2019 2:57:56 PM PST by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn)
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To: exnavy
White tail is far healthier, and tastes better, too.

I hunt. I use every venison recipe there is. My friend raises grass fed beef, so....um...no. I'll take a NY strip any day.

45 posted on 01/04/2019 2:58:05 PM PST by Sirius Lee (In God We Trust, In Trump We MAGA)
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To: DannyTN

Well, first of all, since they have gone environ-MENTAL, you can take the syllable “men” out of the name. Just call it the National Cattlepersons’ Beef Association or the National Cattlehipsters’ Beef Assciation. Something like that.


46 posted on 01/04/2019 3:01:30 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (Ya lyublyu kovfefe!)
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To: RedMonqey

The enviro-nazis are infesting lots of organizations. You might want to check out the ‘Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef’. Here’s the board of directors:

https://grsbeef.org/BoardOfDirectors

I can’t imagine why the cattlemen’s associations would get on board with these types, but folks are getting ‘nudged’ into all kinds of silly actions these days.


47 posted on 01/04/2019 3:02:46 PM PST by Twotone
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To: central_va
I've been making jerky from my Canadas.

Hi Mountain makes a "Wild Goose Seasoning" and it is good stuff.

I've also been making jerky sticks (Hi Mountain seasoning again) from some of my older ground deer. That's real good too.

Nice option for lesser used cuts of game animals

Watch it though if you try making some.

Friends get real attached real quick to the stuff.

48 posted on 01/04/2019 3:04:32 PM PST by skimbell
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To: Tolerance Sucks Rocks

Yeah but how do you fix it?

The Cattlemen can’t be for this. So they need to either abandon the organization and start a new one. Or find a way to throw off the WWF hold on the organization.


49 posted on 01/04/2019 3:06:32 PM PST by DannyTN
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To: SaveFerris

I can’t resist it! It’s like crack in a pot!

I’ll send you my recipe via FR mail if you want it. Would try yours, too.


50 posted on 01/04/2019 3:08:22 PM PST by RushIsMyTeddyBear
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To: central_va

I buy meat when it’s on sale, and I stock up. (Not at Wal-Mart. It’s never on sale, and it’s full of water). I never buy ground beef anywhere but at a reputable locally sourced meat market. I trust their cleanliness and scruples. If ground chuck were on sale in the grocery store, I’d buy it, but only ground beef is ever on sale, and I don’t trust them to leave out the lips, nose, and ears. I only buy kosher not dogs for the same reason.
There’s a youtuber in Cambodia, who cooks every part of every animal. Almost puked when she prepared “cow nose”.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DL6F_nos5IQ


51 posted on 01/04/2019 3:15:25 PM PST by Flaming Conservative ((Pray without ceasing))
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To: exnavy
Michigan deer are corn and (in our case) apple fed. So they are very tasty and tender.

Not all the rest of the country is as lucky.

52 posted on 01/04/2019 3:23:35 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear (Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice, and somewhere else the tea is getting cold.)
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To: Twotone

Huh. A 6 oz can of Alaskan Red Salmon costs $6.79 in the Safeway where I shop. I remember catching salmon and calling them “Alaskan Hamburger.” Sigh... GOOD times.


53 posted on 01/04/2019 3:35:30 PM PST by redhead (RAYfor little ones in pedo pipeline:child livestock: raped, tortured, and satanically sacrificed.)
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To: Buckeye McFrog

Much like they are buying up the ammunition industry, we are at war and it will not end well for them because it takes quite a bit to get us up and going but when we do there is no where to hide and no stopping us


54 posted on 01/04/2019 3:39:04 PM PST by ronnie raygun (nic dip.com)
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To: central_va

2lb 12oz Adolphs meat tenderizer, $15 at Amazon.
It’s Salt and a pineapple extract, bromelain.

You can use pineapple juice for some recipes.

Marinate, depending on thickness, couple hours or more.

All my game meat gets the treatment.


55 posted on 01/04/2019 3:58:09 PM PST by Cold Heart (The main purpose of The Wall is to protect the US from its own politicians.)
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To: central_va
We bought a sous vide machine. Tried it on venison back strap. Bear in mind I have hunted whitetail for 30 years. Raised my boys on it. My wife’s pumpkin curry venison is to die for. We do everything from roasted deer heart, braised in flour, rolled stuffed with Gouda and green chili, wrapped in bacon, to venison liver pate....corned venison for St. Paddy’s

Oh where was I, yes backstrap sous vide, it melted in my mouth, simply melted with a texture unlike anything I ever grilled. So there.

56 posted on 01/04/2019 4:00:13 PM PST by Badboo (Why it is important)
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To: Mr. Lucky

“I’m not sure that facts are all that important to the author of this piece.”

Yes. I looked at the Cattlemen’s site:

https://www.beefusa.org/

And the Global site:

https://grsbeef.org/

And while the WWF has a guy as treasurer of the Global organization and the Cattlemen are a member of it, I don’t see anything on either site that intimates WWF control of Cattlemen.

For more information on the Cattlemen position on just about everything, look through their policy statement, all 138 pages of it.

The person who wrote this article is a troll, a Russian troll probably.


57 posted on 01/04/2019 4:17:16 PM PST by VanShuyten ("...that all the donkeys were dead. I know nothing as to the fate of the less valuable animals.")
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To: central_va

Chili. Beef chili it’s all the meat I need. Venison no way, never ate a deer that liked me. Longhorn steaks has great chili, I never tried the steak there.


58 posted on 01/04/2019 4:19:26 PM PST by Gasshog
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To: exnavy

+1


59 posted on 01/04/2019 4:21:20 PM PST by waterhill (I Shall Remain, in spite of __________.)
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To: RedMonqey

RedMonquey you would be well advised to bone up on what “Sustainable Development” really is.


60 posted on 01/04/2019 4:35:32 PM PST by Captain7seas (UNexit. Make America Great Again!)
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