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From: Anthony Nicholson <tonynich &AElig umich.edu>
Subject: Re: The most likely cause of the infected spinach:
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Those of you interested in eating naturally-raised meat in Ann Arbor, 
check out Bob's butcher shop in the Kerrytown market. He gets all his 
meat from friends of his who run natural farms. grass-fed beef, 
organic-grain fed chickens, etc.... it's a bit pricier but I'd rather 
eat it a bit less often to offset the cost.

Daniel Reeves wrote:
> Yeah, factory farms are a bit gruesome and nasty.
> Want to add yourselves on this continuum from Erica to James Mickens:
>   http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/dreeves/improvetheworld
> 
> --- \/   FROM Erica O'Connor AT 06.09.23 13:17 (Today)   \/ ---
> 
>> cows fattened on feedlot grain.  The New York Times
>> article is short and describes the broader threat
>> posed to human health and the environment by
>> industrial farming practices.
>> http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/21/opinion/21planck.html
>> So, who's up for a boycott of feedlot beef/dairy?  The
>> alternatives are grass fed animals (organic doesn't
>> necessarily count) or a diet which avoids these animal
>> products.  Maybe Daniel will institute one of his
>> famous polls for this issue.  :-)
>> -Erica
>