My blogging took a backseat this year after moving from Nebraska to Nevada and getting settled in out west. Resettling took more time than I thought, but that is a post for next year 🙂
I look forward to getting back on track and bringing great stuff to you in 2017. Until then, I wanted to share some of the best posts of 2016, as well as some all-time favorites.
Top 5 posts written in 2016…
- Does freezing meat make it more tender?
- Meat: To wash or not wash?
- Robot butchers? Technology coming to your table
- Grain Silo Art
- Clay pot cooking: Cornish Game Hens
Reader all-time favorites…
- Is the beef industry sustainable: A look at grass-fed, hormones, growth promotants, and more
- No added hormones & no antibiotics – meat labeling terms (3)
- Chicken ears – the better to hear you with…
- Why is there a hole in that steer?… Fistulated Fun Fact Friday
- Organic vs. Natural Programs – meat labeling terms (2)
- Processed meats and cancer: Fearmongering or true concern?
And because I just like these…
- Growing up a rich rancher’s kid
- Poop patty… Is there fecal material in your hamburger?
- Caring for livestock in cold temperatures
- Dark cutting beef… Fun Fact Friday
- Butchers, are you talking to yours? 21 conversations you should be having (if you are not already)
I hope you have a happy and healthy New Year!
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my lamb Gaving a birth after that she’s not standing and still she’s on the ground plz tell me what happened she didn’t eat ..
Sometimes they need to rest a little. Make sure the lamb is up and cleaned off. If she doesn’t get up soon milk her and get some colostrum into the lamb. If she isn’t up within an hour try helping her stand. Sometimes they can pinch a nerve or strain themselves.