Episode description

What if you could never buy meat at the grocery store again?  When I ask that question, I don't mean that the grocery store stopped selling meat.  I mean, what if you could create your own self-sustaining source of meat that continued to produce year-after-year?  In today's episode, I take a deep dive on everything needed to get a better handle on your meat production and storage needs.  This includes everything from selecting the correct freezer, the amount of land you'll need to raise meat, the different types of beef available, how much beef you'll need for your family, and so much more.

Don't worry my friends, we're also going into what's required for raising chickens, pigs, and goats. I also touch on what you can do if you don't have the space or the time to raise your own meat. If you're ready to ditch the traditional grocery store meats, this is your episode!

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