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Here is why pasture-raised eggs are more nutrient-dense 🥚☀️

Paul Saladino, MD

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Фото профиля Alex Klintworth

Alex Klintworth1 год назад

So cool! Why would they not use a more of a mesh enclosure to allow sunlight, ect in?

Фото профиля Freddy Russo

Freddy Russo1 год назад

Great! But are they getting enough needed sun? That would be ideal.

Фото профиля Matt Netterville

Matt Netterville1 год назад

What brands use this method? i.e. Who do I buy these eggs from?

Фото профиля Cyber Shaman

Cyber Shaman1 год назад

Wow that is really frickin cool! Regenerative farming at scale; incredible to see this! So hopeful for the future!

Фото профиля Sunflower Gurl

Sunflower Gurl1 год назад

Wow. I would just get worried about a chicken getting caught in the wheel gears.

Фото профиля Valentin Madrous

Valentin Madrous1 год назад

This looks like a dream, but in today's world, "most" farmers who are providing super markets don't care about how healthy the chicken is and only about profits. So finding these in supermarkets would be like something, so probably a deal with the farmer like getting them straight from them is best. I hope to see more farmers go this way because people now look at what they chickens are being fed and where they are grown.

Фото профиля Dan Lanier

Dan Lanier1 год назад

also eliminates the not so attentive chickens as their carcass litters the path of the porta-barn

Фото профиля Mike Close

Mike Close1 год назад

Damn... food test said egg white sensitivity.

Фото профиля Vining Jimmy

Vining Jimmy1 год назад

Our government has to get on board with innovation and production of healthy food. We need to be looking at what’s really good for the environment, not getting rid of farting cattle. Silvopasture is afantastic, way to grow timber and cattle together. RFK Jr has many great ideas

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