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Longhorn Beef

Quality low fat, hormone free, Longhorn beef raised by independent producers, available in grass fed, free roaming, or grain fed.

Raised in the open fields with creeks and lakes -- not feed lots.

 

 

High in taste.  Low in calories, fat, and cholesterol.

How meats compare nutritionally

(Information based upon 3.5 oz. serving)

Meat

Calories

Protein

Fat

Cholesterol

Diet

(gms)

(gms)

(gms)

Points

Ground beef

289

24.1

20.7

90.0

8

Lean Ground

272

24.7

18.5

87.7

7

Lamb Chop

216

30.0

9.7

95.8

5

Pot Roast

210

33.0

7.6

101.0

5

Venison

207

33.5

6.4

4.0

5

Chicken, dark

205

27.4

9.7

93.8

5

Pork Chops

202

30.2

8.1

82.7

5

Lamb Leg

191

28.3

7.7

89.7

4

Pork Loin

190

28.6

9.8

79.6

5

Top Round

180

31.7

4.9

84.6

4

Chicken, White

173

30.9

4.5

85.7

4

Turkey

170

29.3

5.0

76.6

4

Longhorn

140

25.5

3.7

61.5

3

 

 

Source:  Longhorn data:  "Nutrient Density of Beef From Texas Longhorn Cattle;"  Texas A & M;  1987.  Other data:  USDA, USA Today 11/29/91, Pope Lab, Inc., Dallas, TX

 

 

Grass Fed

 

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100% Grass Fed from birth until processing.  No grain, grain by-products, urea, or animal by-products.

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Cattle raised totally as free roaming on pastures their entire life.

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Cattle have not been fed or injected with any hormones or steroids.

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Cattle have never been confined to a feed lot.

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Cattle have not been fed or injected with any antibiotics within six months prior to processing.

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Cattle subject to testing at processing:  If a carcass fails testing, it will be returned to the owner at owner's expense.

 

 

 

 

Free Roaming

 

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Cattle have been raised entirely free-roaming on pasture from birth to processing.

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Have been allowed grains and/or grain by-products.

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Have never been confined to a feed lot.

 

 

 

 

Grain Fed

 

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They are lean, humanely raised animals.

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Have been fed rations of grains throughout their lives.

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May have been conditioned in small feed lots.

 

 

 

 

 

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