Not sure about everyone but the ones I talked to so far vax the cows at least once. We don't want to rock the boat here and make enemies, so we don't push it. But one ranch that sells beef commercially I asked if they saw a market just to feed only on grass instead of finishing them with grain and they were not interested. They claimed they taste better with grain. But I bet it's GMO corn and / or oats. This is a big cattle area and they are fixed in their ways. Many are probably locked into the big AG system of loans to fertilize which has destroyed their soil. Without fertilizers they would now collapse. It's a death spiral Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home).
On Tuesday, October 8th, 2024 at 7:53 PM, someone wrote: > , > > So, your neighbors' cows are vaxxed and they don't set aside a percentage to be unvaxxed to sell for more? > >
On Tuesday, October 8, 2024 at 04:16:12 PM PDT, someone wrote: > > Do you realize just how impossible it is to find a farmer who doesn't vax their cows EVER? > > Usually the best you can find is that they get vaxxed once as some standard protocol. From that point forward they might feed on pasture grass, then they get fattened up on grains before being butchered. > > They can and do call it organic but it's a complete misnomer because who knows what health issues that "safe and effective" toxic vaccine has created? And that toxic mystery is passed on to the consumer (literally). > > This interview on Decentralized TV by Adams finally has a farmer who is growing the most healthy cows and if you join their PMA (which is free) you can do business with them and leave the criminals in government completely out of the picture. > > By my calculations, this toxic free meat (at least as best that can be done because they still breathe the air and drink water) costs on average $17 per pound. But this includes higher quality cuts, too. Yes, it's more expensive than what you can usually find but way higher quality and more healthy. It's not crazy high considering the quality. > > Learn all the details from their website after listening to the interview. > > https://www.bitchute.com/video/23xtr8x0u8tc > > Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home).