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Local Meat Farms | Wearefreedomfarms.com Try some meat from Wearefreedomfarms.com and you will know what I mean about locally sourced beef. Buy meat from local farmers to support your community and enjoy the flavour of freshness. Local Meat Farms

Meat

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Meat

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Meat and Meat Alternatives

Nutrition Excellent source of: Protein Iron Zinc. Meat and Meat Alternatives. Meat and Meat Alternatives. Effects during cooking/heating Flavor develops Moisture lost Protein Denatured, fragmented, and shortened Connective tissue Collagen turns into gelatin w/ time, temp, moist Fat

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From Local Farms to Local Tummies

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Farm-to-School: Linking Local Farms and the Lunchroom

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Meat!

Meat!. Meat Production and Consumption Have Grown Steadily. Animals for meat raised in Pastures and rangelands Feedlots Meat production increased fourfold between 1961 and 2007 Increased demand for grain Demand is expected to go higher. Producing Meat. Rangeland Too dry

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Meat

Meat. Basics. Meat = the edible muscle of animals Contains both visible ( marbling )and invisible fat Meat is an excellent source of protein. Also, a major source of iron, zinc, and other vitamins. But can be very high in saturated fat. More Info. Tenderness

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DPRK Agriculture Program: SRI Project in four local farms

DPRK Agriculture Program: SRI Project in four local farms. Brief history of AFSC agriculture development work in DPRK New program cycle of agricultural development approach in DPRK Farm experience with SRI practices and initial reports

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Meat

Meat. What do you know about the meat you eat?. Nutritional Value. Protein-has all the essential amino acids Fat Vitamins Minerals -Iron. Types of meat. Beef-comes from cattle over six months of age Veal-comes from cattle less than six months of age

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Bringing healthy food from local farms to California’s schools!

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Meat

Meat. Today you will learn how to…. List factors affecting the selection of meats Describe principles of cooking meat Describe how to store and prepare meats. What is Meat?. Meat is the edible portions of mammals. In the U.S., the major meat-producing animals are cattle, swine and sheep.

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Meat

Meat. Livestock or poultry consumed as food. Application: The second largest component of the human diet. Mesotrophic Lake. A lake with a moderate level of productivity Application: A classification of a lake based on its level of primary productivity. Metal.

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MEAT

MEAT. ANIMAL FOODS. Meat- the edible portion of mammals which contains muscle, fat, bone, connective tissue, and water (includes meat from cattle, swine, and sheep) Poultry- domesticated birds used for meat and eggs including chicken, Cornish hens, turkey, goose, and duck

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Meat

Meat. Goal 7.05: Demonstrate selection and preparation of protein based products. Nutrients in Meat. excellent source of protein major source iron, zinc, phosphorus, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamins B6 and B12. a person needs 5 ½ oz. per day

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Farms Farms and more Farms!!!!

Farms Farms and more Farms!!!!. The Great Plains – Open country that eventually became very good land for farming. Compare this map to the one we created in class. What do you notice?. The Great Plains were called “The Great American Desert” by a army explorer named Stephen Long

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Meat

Meat. Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb. Nutritional Value of Meat. High in protein Good sources of iron, phosphorus, copper, thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin. Some meat cuts are high in saturated fat. Fat gives meat flavor and appeal. What is Meat?. Definition: Edible portion of mammals

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Meat and Meat Alternates

Meat and Meat Alternates. Module Three Healthy Cuisine for Kids. Objectives: Meats and Meat Alternates. Apply the DGA messages to the role of meat and meat alternates in a healthy diet.

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MEAT

MEAT. Structure. Meat is the flesh of animals reared for food. E.g. cows, goats, pigs. Meat is composed of bundles of muscle fibres joined by strong connective tissues with fat scattered between. The main protein in muscles is myosin and actin.

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Meat

Meat. It’s structure and nutritional value. What is meat?. Simply defined it’s the flesh of animals used as food. To be more precise it refers to the muscle, connective tissue and fat. Offal may also be referred to as meat. Muscle structure.

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