Meatgistics Podcast: Stay Sharp
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Speaking of meat prices, I did notice that bone in pork butt is up to $1.94/lb at my local grocer. This is a recent price jump within the last few weeks.
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Speaking of meat prices, I did notice that bone in pork butt is up to $1.94/lb at my local grocer. This is a recent price jump within the last few weeks.
HerbcoFood we haven’t been lower than $1.98 a lb for a long time on pork butt. That is the cheapest I have seen them in over a year.
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HerbcoFood we haven’t been lower than $1.98 a lb for a long time on pork butt. That is the cheapest I have seen them in over a year.
ND Mike We had 99 cents here a couple weeks ago on sale, regular price seems to hoovering around $1.69.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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ND Mike We had 99 cents here a couple weeks ago on sale, regular price seems to hoovering around $1.69.
Tex_77 at 99 cents my freezer would have a lot of pork in it!
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ND Mike all of yall are pretty lucky. Around here sale price is $2.49.
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Speaking of meat prices, I did notice that bone in pork butt is up to $1.94/lb at my local grocer. This is a recent price jump within the last few weeks.
HerbcoFood - I tried to get a pork belly and a 10.8 lb was $58. Prices have shut me down
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lkrfletcher And it appears to be about to get worse, diesel is going up and lots of hogs are transported by truck and looks what happened to corn recently. Ouch is all I have to say!
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I was one of those guys who always said the cost of hunting for your meat would never be cheaper than going to the store. I may have to eat my words. Come on, deer season!
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processhead I jokingly told my neighbor if it ever got too bad we could eat the Geese on our pond, that led to a question to a local cop who informed me that as the police station is within about 1000 yards of my house they would absolutely hear even my little .22 magnum henry rifle. So, I would NEVER do it (as it is illegal) BUT they do sell casting nets that can also be used to catch other things. Well, I now own one such net.
Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself
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processhead I jokingly told my neighbor if it ever got too bad we could eat the Geese on our pond, that led to a question to a local cop who informed me that as the police station is within about 1000 yards of my house they would absolutely hear even my little .22 magnum henry rifle. So, I would NEVER do it (as it is illegal) BUT they do sell casting nets that can also be used to catch other things. Well, I now own one such net.
Jonathon
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lkrfletcher And it appears to be about to get worse, diesel is going up and lots of hogs are transported by truck and looks what happened to corn recently. Ouch is all I have to say!
Jonathon I wish there was a way to upvote your post & down vote what the post is about & what it is all turning into.
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I was one of those guys who always said the cost of hunting for your meat would never be cheaper than going to the store. I may have to eat my words. Come on, deer season!
processhead their is a lot of talk in my area about forever chemicals in the wild game
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Craig rice https://therevelator.org/pfas-ocean-wildlife/ from this article “Once in the ocean, PFAS can persist for decades or longer — and travel long distances. As a result, a growing body of scientific research suggests that marine wildlife are accumulating dangerous amounts of “forever chemicals.”” I don’t know a ton about this, and I am sure it is a bad thing but is the term forever a misnomer or is this article phrasing this poorly?
Also seems like some of the uses for these are somewhat needed like fire retardant sprays for firemen and some are sort of convenience things we could easily do without like non-stick pans and stuff.
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there is a lot of talk about farmers spraying chemicals that run off and the mills piloting from runoff and others it gets into the soil then the plants so they say they issused a do not eat order in one Maine area on the deer
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processhead their is a lot of talk in my area about forever chemicals in the wild game
Craig Rice Sadly to say, from some things I have seen, we are afraid to eat some of the things we have seen around our place. That really gets me irritated so I better stop while I am ahead.
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Success! They were all released obviously this is just a practice phase.
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lkrfletcher And it appears to be about to get worse, diesel is going up and lots of hogs are transported by truck and looks what happened to corn recently. Ouch is all I have to say!
Jonathon you are just full of good news. Time to invest in another freezer and an additional b/u power supply.
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there is a lot of talk about farmers spraying chemicals that run off and the mills piloting from runoff and others it gets into the soil then the plants so they say they issused a do not eat order in one Maine area on the deer
Craig Rice Sad, just sad. Even the wild organic stuff is no good in spots.
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