The safe alternative to beef, pork, poultry, etc.

Jere Hitchcock (jere@h-r-elect.com)
Mon, 7 Jun 1999 12:54:09 -0400

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Ostrich:
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You hear so much about the negative aspects of chicken and beef industry =
feeding all sorts of things to their animals to gain weight faster (not =
necessarily safer).
Why has the Ostrich been such a guarded secret?
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We raise the Ostrich and have some 250 large birds. Our birds are as =
close to "organically raised birds" as is possible. The diet of the =
Ostrich contains no hormones, steroids or growth additives. We grind =
and mix (corn, alfalfa pellets, soy bean meal, hay which we raise, and =
vitamins and minerals) our own feed. The ostrich also graze on grass. In =
addition we choose not to feed any animal byproducts from other animals, =
fish, bone or blood meal. The fresh and frozen meat has no =
preservatives.
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Of the birds we raised last year, one of the 90 day old birds weighed 90 =
pounds. With natural weight gain like this is it is unnecessary to have =
any "artificial boosters." (That would only create leg problems!) The =
birds weigh about 240 -260 pounds in 12-14 months at the time of =
processing. The meat is a dark red meat, high in Iron, lower in =
calories (140 vs. 211) for beef and 97% fat free. Ostriches do have fat =
which is outside of the muscles unlike beef which stores fat in the =
muscle (marbling). I almost forgot to mention that it is also a very =
good tasting meat.
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When the concept of eating a "safe, organically raised meat" finally =
"catches on" with the public, the world will be a better and safer =
place. To learn more about the Ostrich alternative to red meat and =
poultry you are welcome to visit our ranch, the JC Ostrich Ranch in =
Danielsville, GA or visit our web page www.jcranch.com.
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Ostrich:
 
You hear so much about the negative aspects of = chicken and=20 beef industry feeding all sorts of things to their animals to gain = weight faster=20 (not necessarily safer).
Why has the = Ostrich been=20 such a guarded secret?
 
We raise the Ostrich and have some 250 large = birds.  Our=20 birds are as close to "organically raised birds" as is=20 possible.   The diet of the Ostrich contains no hormones, = steroids or=20 growth additives.  We grind and mix (corn, alfalfa pellets, soy = bean meal,=20 hay which we raise, and vitamins and minerals) our own feed. The ostrich = also=20 graze on grass. In addition we choose not to feed any animal byproducts = from=20 other animals, fish, bone or blood meal.  The fresh and frozen meat = has no=20 preservatives.
 
Of the birds we raised last year, one of the 90 day = old birds=20 weighed 90 pounds.  With natural weight gain like this is it is = unnecessary=20 to have any "artificial boosters."  (That would only = create leg=20 problems!) The birds weigh about 240 -260 pounds in 12-14 months at the = time of=20 processing.  The meat is a dark red meat, high in Iron, lower in = calories=20 (140 vs. 211) for beef and 97% fat free.  Ostriches do have fat = which is=20 outside of the muscles unlike beef which stores fat in the muscle = (marbling). I=20 almost forgot to mention that it is also a very good tasting = meat.
 
When the concept of eating a "safe, organically = raised=20 meat" finally "catches on" with the public, the world = will be a=20 better and safer place.  To learn more about the Ostrich = alternative to red=20 meat and poultry you are welcome to visit our ranch, the JC Ostrich = Ranch in=20 Danielsville, GA or visit our web page www.jcranch.com.
 
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