Food for Naught

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Why should you eat local, Minnesota grown Grass fed beef? Although there are many reasons I would say one of the most important reasons is accountability. Most local farms like Pettit Pastures, welcome  their customers to stop in and see the farm, see how the animals are raised, and see how they use sustainable farming practices to improve the environment. To learn more about the differences between Factory farms and small local producers Read here.

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