●Guelph, Elora, Fergus - October 3rd, October 24th
●Elmira, Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge - October 4th, October 25t
●Arthur, Grand Valley, Orangeville, Minto, Listowel, Moorefield and Drayton - October 6th, October 26th
About MORAL EATS
IMPROVING THE LIVES OF FARM ANIMALS
This is Ferdinand...
He was a bull calf from the dairy industry and one of the first to be raised as grass fed beef for Moral Eats. He had a very quite tempermant and was very affectionate. He truly was a gentle giant. All the beef from Moral Eats is sourced from the dairy industry, and is raised to maturity on pasture. Dairy animals are bred for milk production and don't normally put on meat easily. However, these calves are half angus and half holstein, which allows them to have the same quality of life as pastured beef animals.
These are pastured turkeys...
Pastured turkeys are part of a rotational grazing system designed to regenerate the pasture and improve the environment. They are raised on grass and are moved regularly along with their mobile shelter. Unlike free range turkeys, which are raised in a barn with access to the outdoors. Turkeys will eat up to 40 percent of their diet as grass, but turkeys prefer shorter grass. So, idealy they would follow a herd of cattle, much like birds did with the herds of buffalo across North America. In return, the pastures improve because of the high nitrogen levels in the turkey manure, providing more feed for the cattle.
These are pastured pigs...
Pigs are very intellegent animals and need a lot of stimulation to keep them occupied. Pastured pigs continually find things to satisfy their curiousity outdoors. All the pork for Moral Eats are raised on pasture without the use of farrowing crates.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Sander has always been passionate about animals. He went to the University of Guelph with aspirations of becoming a veterinarian, but in 2010, he changed his mind. He came home to the family dairy farm instead, because he realized he would be able to spend more time working with animals as a farmer. They built a new dairy facility in 2014 centered around cow comfort. The cows' health improved and they quickly became one of the top managed herds in Wellington county. Eventually, he wanted to do more to improve the lives of his animals, but there was no market for it, which led to the idea for "Moral Eats". He decided to start the company that would source and deliver moral animal products, because for a solution to improving the welfare of farm animals to be sustainable, it must be profitable.
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