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Title: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: a87.pal on October 18, 2010, 07:07:20 am
does anyone know how pastured pork/boar fat stacks up against beef suet/back fat? (content of Sat Fat, Mono Fat, Omega 3, Omega 6)
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: Josh on October 19, 2010, 11:49:58 pm
Dunno, but I'm not sure about pastured pork...pigs are omnivores so I think they have to feed them something as well as grass...so what are they feeding them?
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: djr_81 on October 20, 2010, 09:04:09 am
Dunno, but I'm not sure about pastured pork...pigs are omnivores so I think they have to feed them something as well as grass...so what are they feeding them?
Some places use acorns which fatten them up nicely.
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: kurite on October 20, 2010, 09:33:21 am
I know pork fat has lots of vitamin D
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: yuli on October 20, 2010, 01:57:48 pm
Dunno, but I'm not sure about pastured pork...pigs are omnivores so I think they have to feed them something as well as grass...so what are they feeding them?

I also doubt any pigs are 100% grass-fed, that would take forever to get the pig to get to a slaughtering weight so which farmer would want to do that, for them time is money too. I read most of them are supplemented with corn.
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: Hannibal on October 20, 2010, 03:13:51 pm
I read most of them are supplemented with corn.
Yeah, that's true.
http://www.largavistaranch.com/pasture-raised-organic-pork.htm
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: a87.pal on October 21, 2010, 03:37:29 am
I'm buying from slankers:

http://www.texasgrassfedbeef.com/id78.htm

they say they do not feed any grains (including corn).

" Most of what they eat is grass, forbes, and leaves of trees.  But they also eat grubs, roots, acorns, berries, fruits (acorns, berries, and fruits are strickly seasonal), eggs, critters of all kinds, and about anything else they come across in the pastures and woods where they live."

if you look over the website, the supplier (ted slanker) seems to highly value truly grass-fed meat, and makes a big deal about it online. He prescribes to a cooked paleo diet.

Also the beef and bison I have ordered from him have been the best tasting I have tried other than fresh. So I have reason to believe his pigs really are on the diet he says.
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: yuli on October 21, 2010, 04:38:29 am
Thats cool a87 ... but that guy is like one in a million, if I lived in your area I'd buy stuff from him. But its a limited supply )=
I remember in Russia my family's friends had pigs, they lived in an open pen (not free-range outside) but they were fed a mix of everything, I remember the guy would dump a buckets of food for them which looked like a mix of potatoes, left-overs, leftover meat, old vegetables, soup and really EVERYTHING lol they were fatter but they sure didn't just eat corn.
Unfortunately besides this guy you mentioned I can't find any pigs that are not just fed grains )=
Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
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Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: RogueFarmer on May 07, 2014, 05:26:25 am
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Title: Re: pastured pork/boar fat v. grassfed suet
Post by: Taylorspruill2014 on June 25, 2014, 04:16:40 pm
Pastured pork is much healthier for our body.