Diet

Yes there was an ostrich farm in Singleton not far away. They used to come to us dressed (killed, plucked, gutted) and we’d take it from there. The heads necks and feet were already off too.
The lemon you shove up its arse before it goes in the roasting tin must be massive.
 
Surely a nero 🤔
A Nero of Ostriches :unsure:




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Basically blaming Brexit and climate change for the rise in beef prices.

Stupid people, we all know it’s demand due to bloody @Dox encouraging everyone to eat beef.
In theory, rising demand leads to higher prices in non-capitalist, non-free market and command economies - when supply is deliberately, artificially and maliciously limited.

Thankfully, in our capitalist, free-market, democratic society, this would never happen.
 

Basically blaming Brexit and climate change for the rise in beef prices.

Stupid people, we all know it’s demand due to bloody @Dox encouraging everyone to eat beef.

'Climate change'...FFS.

How do they work that out...has grass stopped growing or something?

Another good reason for meat based diets is, between cattle, sheep, goats, deer...they grow all year round, in all sorts of places you can't grow crops, the grass they eat soaks up carbon (so all the farts produced is a zero sum carbon equation...not that that matters anyway except to the climate zealots). The food they eat grows everywhere (everywhere there are people that is).

Anyone who says meat is bad for the environment is mental.
 
The price of cattle food has gone up because grain is being diverted into ethanol production and whole crop maize is being fed into digesters to make methane to power generators. On top of which beer consumption has dropped thus brewers grains are less available thus dearer.
That is one reason beef prices have risen.
 
The price of cattle food has gone up because grain is being diverted into ethanol production and whole crop maize is being fed into digesters to make methane to power generators. On top of which beer consumption has dropped thus brewers grains are less available thus dearer.
That is one reason beef prices have risen.

Grass fed, grass finished...I realise that is not intensive and would cost more anyway though
 
The price of cattle food has gone up because grain is being diverted into ethanol production and whole crop maize is being fed into digesters to make methane to power generators. On top of which beer consumption has dropped thus brewers grains are less available thus dearer.
That is one reason beef prices have risen.
Chatting with one of the local farmers he said this year's barley yields were good but the crop wasn't great due to the long spell of dry weather - and the distilleries weren't buying much 🤔
 
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