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Welcome to Primal Meats

Welcome! We're all about providing the best meats, including 100% grass-fed, Organic and Free-range, for your health needs. We are completely tailored to popular Ancestral Health Diets to help you find the right meats for your health journey.

We're passionate about high animal welfare and being more than sustainable, we're regenerative.

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Monday - Friday: 09:00 - 17:00 Model Farm, Hildersley, Ross on Wye, HR9 7NN 01989 567663 [email protected]

Month: December 2018

Primal Meats: A Review of 2018

As we are fast approaching the end of December we decided to look back over 2018…

New Products Released:

 

Changes We Made:

  • New branding has begun with a refreshed logo
  • Changed courier from APC to DPD to alleviate delivery issues
  • A new email style to give you a mix of educational information and product news and promotions
  • Introduced our ‘Refer a friend‘ program to offer you a reward for recommending Primal Meats
  • A new Pintrest board with recipes segmented by meat type

 

We partnered with these farms to bring you delicious, high-quality meat:

 

What can you expect from us in 2019?

  • A user-friendly website – coming in stages
  • New products
  • More informative blogs
  • The opportunity to support more Pasture for Life Farms
  • More guided walks, online courses and events to help you further develop your learning around Paleo/Primal eating and Regenerating Land.

 

What else would you like to see from us in 2019?

Let us know by emailing us at [email protected]

 

 

 

chris kresser why should you eat meat

Chris Kresser on Why You Should Eat Meat

Chris Kresser has us feeling pretty inspired by his arguments with Dr. Joel Kahn on why you should eat meat. Chris Kresser is globally recognised as a leader in the fields of ancestral health, Paleo nutrition, and functional and integrative medicine. Dr. Joel Kahn is one of the world’s top cardiologists and believes that plant-based nutrition is the most powerful source of preventative medicine on the planet. They battled it out for nearly 4 hours on the Joe Rogan Experience.

Chris covers topics that really cement our beliefs that eating meat is good for our health and the planet. In the podcast, he covers the following topics:

  • There Are Serious Problems with Epidemiological Research
  • Vegetarians and Vegans Don’t Live Longer
  • Is There a Connection between Red Meat and Cancer?
  • Does Saturated Fat Increase Your Blood Cholesterol?
  • Where (and When) Conventional Ideas about Saturated Fat Come From
  • Will Eating Animal Protein Shorten Your Lifespan?
  • Did the Sugar Industry Influence How We Think about Saturated Fat?
  • Red Meat and TMAO: Red Herring or Meaningful Association?
  • Does Fish Increase Your Risk of Diabetes?
  • Correlation Is Not Causation
  • Here, We Agree: There Should Be Lots of Plants on Your Plate
  • What Happens When You Give Up Nutrient-Dense Animal Protein
  • Is the Carnivore Diet Healthy?

 

Chris has put together an abundance of additional resources to back up his statements, this can be read here.

Primal Meats’ aim is to offer you nutrient rich meat from Farms who rear their animals to high standards of welfare and manage their land in harmony with nature. We also aim to further educate our customers in holistic land management and nutrition. Our meats are perfect for those following diets based on ancestral wisdom as they are as close as possible to meats from the wild. Visit the shop here.

We have written several informative pages to help you further understand ‘is healthy to eat meat?‘, ‘is it morally right to eat meat?‘, ‘is it sustainable to eat meat?

Watch the podcast yourself here and let us know what you think!

 

Hereford Beef

Farm Profile: Meet Model Farm

The Farm:

Model Farm is based near Ross on Wye in Herefordshire. The farm is ‘pasture for life‘ certified and all the animals are transported to a local abattoir. The meat is cut by Model farms own butchers, in a new purpose built unit

 

The Team:

Simon Cutter is the founder of Model Farm. He studied at Cirencester Agricultural College between 1977-1980 and has learnt and practised traditional farming for over 30 years.  Simon has pioneered rearing Organic livestock and his passion for Organic meat started long before the BSE crisis, in the early 1990′s.

Andrew and Martin are the resident butchers at Model Farm. Martin has been a butcher locally for over 30 years and Andrew has been with the Model Farm team for over 5 years, and has been trained by Martin.

Model Farm also employs several others to run their on-site farm shop and to help get all your lovely orders packaged on time.

 

The Animals:

Model Farm is home to a herd of 270 Hereford Beef Cattle and 400 Easy care ewes on sustainably managed grassland and forage crops. Simon’s cattle and sheep are 100% pasture fed and receive NO grains. Model Farm is managed to soil association standards for Organic status, the land receives no in-organic fertilisers or sprays and a forage crop rotation system produces natural organic foods for any winter feeds required.

‘Easy Care’ is a breed of sheep ideally suited to this topography and organic management system. They require minimal management and even shed their own fleece, so don’t require shearing. The torpedo shaped head of the lambs allows for easy lambing and Simon’s careful selective breeding program has led to the health of the flock to be nothing less than exceptional in the absence of routine medical intervention. The sheep require a small amount of supplementary feed in winter and this is provided by way of a home grown red clover hay.

Of the 270 Cattle, 100 hundred are breeding cows, the health of the herd is outstanding and the vet visiting is a very rare occurrence. There is NO routine medicines used and Simon maintains, that with extensive healthy grassland and soils, the cows and sheep receive all the nutrients they need to stay healthy from the diverse range of plants they eat.

The Hereford breeding stock stay outdoors on pasture, all year round. Hereford Cattle are a hardy traditional British breed originating in this area so are ideally suited to its climate and terrain. The young stock usually come in for the wettest parts of the year to avoid poaching the delicate grassland. Indoors the young stock will be bedded on local straw and fed Lucerne silage. Lucerne is a green, nutrient dense plant that grows very deep roots, it can access reservoirs of minerals not normally available to normal grasses and is considered a ‘superfood’.

The Beef is outstanding, due to the diet of the cattle consisting only of natural herb rich plant matter and organic home grown super foods. The animals are getting all the minerals and vitamins they need and these will naturally pass on a range of these beneficial nutrients to you. The beef is dry aged for a minimum of 21 days.

 

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