Sentence examples for farms meat from inspiring English sources

Bacon and sausage sizzled away on a grill near the butcher counter, tended by Louis Colameco, founder of the Wellshire Farms meat company.

Meanwhile, Worrilow, who essentially serves as a middleman between farms, meat processors and restaurants, also said the meat came from a completely legal plant in Illinois.

More protein is in demand, but resources needed to farm meat are becoming more scarce.

In purely culinary terms, for me, they are like factory farmed meat and fish.

("Indeed, no matter how it is farmed, meat is still energy intensive, it still poses serious health problems when consumed in American-level amounts, and it only gets to your plate by killing an animal," Sirota writes).

Now we seem immune: keep in mind that despite the fairly regular release of shocking livestock cruelty videos, we haven't seen any widespread boycotts of factory farmed meat.

It's forty times more water intensive to produce factory-farm meat than it is to keep animals on the land, according to Philip Lymbery, author of Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat.

For factory farmed meat, however, it takes 33 bathtubs of water to produce a single kilo of pork and 24 bathtubs go into a kilo of chicken but beef tops the list: it soaks up 90 bathtubs.

Many of these come as a result of factory farm meat, eggs and dairy products.

Why would meat labeled "raised without antibiotics" be as full of superbugs as conventional and factory farmed meat?

If everyone who agreed on the principal that factory farmed meat was unkind spent their money eating one pasture-raised meat meal a week the industry would be forced to change, and change quick.