| Their livestock consists of Hereford and Aberdeen Angus cattle and free-range hens. |
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| It costs the farmer up to 40 per cent more to produce free-range eggs which translates into a higher price in the shops. |
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| When I arrive, he's shifting 500 free-range turkeys from their hut on to a truck that will take them to the butchers. |
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| There will also be fresh free-range eggs, mushrooms, farmhouse cheeses, olives and tempting mixed salads. |
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| You can purchase free-range hen, duck and goose eggs in addition to jams and preserves. |
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| She said the business was also branching out into rare breed meat, free-range eggs and year-round fresh produce. |
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| I marvelled at piles of corn-cobs, glorious Bing cherries, free-range eggs, wholemeal bread and baking straight from the farm. |
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| This doesn't ensure that they have free-range conditions,, but much commonplace cruelty has been eliminated. |
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| True to her word, Helen uses the best ingredients including free-range eggs and her own jam in her cakes. |
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| The poultry industry estimates that nearly two percent of American homes eat free-range turkeys during the holiday season. |
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| The asparagus was nicely firm to the bite, while the sauce was fresh, clearly made from free-range eggs, and had a perfect consistency. |
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| She suggests purchasing free-range chickens, but warns that even these may not be cruelty-free. |
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| Even free-range chickens are kept in little boxes, only they don't get their beaks taken off. |
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| I understand that not all of us can afford to eat free-range chicken or all organic foods, and I understand that not everyone wants to be a vegetarian. |
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| It should come from free-range herds, bred exclusively for meat not dairy. |
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| The fat on a free-range organic chicken should be magnolia in colour and the body should be plump. |
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| His menu changes regularly, but on a crisp winter day, hope that his pork loin with plum sauce or the free-range turkey with orange-cranberry sauce is on the menu. |
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| It still seems strange to have to get out into the paddock early in the morning in order to beat the free-range hens to the avocados, which they love almost as much as I do. |
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| They also run a free-range poultry business, supplying large quantities of eggs to hotels, supermarkets, shops and restaurants, as well as their shop at Plumgarths. |
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| This company began producing free-range eggs in 1985 on the family farm. |
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| Our eggs are always free-range because the flavour is better. |
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| Lambs graze on organic grass on the farm, where the family also rears free-range pigs and then cure their own bacon on the premises. |
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| There is a seemingly limitless choice of the world's finest products as obscure and delicious as free-range acorn-fed Portuguese black boar. |
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| Fresh eggs from free-range chickens will produce a stronger binder because of the rich, viscous yolks. |
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| The farm produces free-range beef, poultry, and pork, all of which is sold locally. |
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| Beef in the 18th century actually had quite a bit of omega-3 fatty acids in it, because they were mostly fed on a free-range diet. |
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| If free-range farming and migratory birds are responsible for spreading bird flu, one would expect to find the disease raging across the country. |
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| In the open type of free-range pen it is more difficult to keep out predators and poachers. |
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| It is possible to humanely raise and slaughter a variety of food animals, including free-range poultry and beef cattle. |
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| According to the council's statistics in 2002, 188.6 million broiler chickens and 164.4 million free-range chickens were produced domestically. |
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| The chicken, free-range and chargrilled, came on long skewers on top of a heap of salad leaves laced with Parmesan and parma ham. |
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| Beef Bourguignon is slow cooked organic free-range beef in a rich red wine gravy served with mashed potato and English green cabbage. |
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| The department has acquired legal powers to close all footpaths within a two-mile radius of any free-range poultry farms. |
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| We are often led to believe that organic vegetables, free-range meat and handmade cheeses are luxury products. |
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| My source of free-range eggs dried up last month when Mr Fox made off with our neighbour's hens. |
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| They have been raised like free-range chickens, and I am rather a Chinese chicken mom, which seems to make everyone happy! |
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| The next year he published his second book, resembling the first, called free-range Chickens. |
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| This pre-Christmas recipe calls for minced fresh turkey meat, preferably from a free-range, organic bird. |
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| One event for the sprinter pumped up on growth hormones and another for the free-range slowpoke. |
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| Made with unsalted butter, unrefined sugar and free-range, organic eggs you will have something infinitely superior to any shop-bought cake. |
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| Ann ordered a local free-range egg and cress sandwich in a soft brown roll, with side salad. |
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| Chickens roam the grounds, providing visitors with fresh free-range eggs, and there's a paddling of ducks who refuse to paddle. |
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| In fact, clueful corporate entities can get together with free-range hackers to improve everybody's environment. |
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| Don't forget our great range of cakes, tarts and bread, free-range hen, duck and goose eggs and home made pasta sauces, pickles and preserves. |
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| Once fizzing, slide in two really fresh, free-range eggs and fry until almost cooked to your liking. |
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| The free-range creativity is an enormous relief, a jolt of adrenaline. |
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| Begin feasibility review of free-range program. |
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| He humphed as he skinned the organic, free-range, corn-fed chicken breast. |
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| Last Sunday's Seeing Red told the truish story of Ms Atkins, the 1970s TV star-turned-hopelessly romantic, idealistic owner of a touchy-feely free-range children's home. |
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| No less vigorous are lobster en cocotte in a bracing citrus-seafood broth, and free-range chicken leg on barley risotto strewn with caramelized cauliflower. |
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| I try to persuade myself they're wholesome by buying ones made with free-range eggs and ignore the fact that the sausage meat is made from the scrapings from pigs' skulls. |
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| It was a compromise between battery-caged and free-range hens. |
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| The Welsh Black Cattle and Jacob Sheep all graze freely with their young, and the Oxford Sandy and Black Pigs are also free-range, with pig arks for shelter. |
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| Kilmory is home to the Torrylinn Creamery, where Arran Dunlop cheese is made, as well as Auchaleffan Farm, which provides free-range meat and poultry. |
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| It changes monthly and features dishes such as roast monkfish with girolles and baby leeks, and grilled free-range pork chops with bubble-and-squeak and roast carrots. |
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| In these systems hens are kept in relatively free-range conditions, picking and choosing the insect and plant food that they find in their path. |
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| Pullets and layers raised in free-range systems have greater freedom of movement than other systems. |
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| Vepymo has suitable breeding stables for battery accommodation as well as for free-range and birdcage stables. |
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| A former telephone repeater station, it has geothermal heating, its own bore hole and free-range chickens. |
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| The Presidium aims to preserve this sheep breed and reintroduce free-range grazing as a way of conserving the heathland. |
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| You're free-range when I say you're free-range. |
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| I buy a farm-raised free-range turkey that I usually brine before roasting. |
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| Laying hens must be kept exclusively in spacious, free-range bird houses. |
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| If you go into a supermarket and look at a free-range chicken or an organic chicken or an intensively-farmed broiler chicken, you can actually see no difference between them. |
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| Crops are produced without artificial pesticides or weedkillers and animals are kept free-range without the routine use of antibiotics and vaccines. |
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| However, the season for free-range meat products in Canada is short. |
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| In the case of free-range production, bird access to surface water, such as after rain, is acceptable except where the source is of suspect quality e.g. stagnant ponds. |
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| A market overflowing with a feast for the eyes and the palate: traditional cheeses, free-range eggs, vegetables, meat, cooked and cured meats, and gastronomic specialities of the Pays de Herve. |
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| No-one wants to be assaulted by the sight of pasty thighs and sunburnt beer guts while casually browsing for bananas and free-range eggs. |
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| Since most of these game birds come to maturity in free-range conditions, they are considered by some to be more wholesome than their commercially farmed cousins. |
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| The AOC will make you relive former flavours in your plate. The dishes are cooked in a traditional grill room where free-range chickens, duck magrets, chitterlings, milk-fed lamb and veal kidneys roast for your delight. |
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| Issues such as financial compensation for affected farmers, relative risks associated with free-range versus confined flocks and the humaneness of methods used to euthanize flocks are still being discussed two years later. |
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| Sorry, we've been short of free-range chicken since demand rose. |
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| The whole concept of large paddocks with lots of free-range chooks is not conducive to the best welfare outcomes for birds. |
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| Mehaffey's book is a summarized journal on her methods and experiences with animal husbandry, free-range rabbitry and force-fed organics. |
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| Serious canoodlers should get a room in the restaurant upstairs to share fragrant free-range chicken tagines on low divans. |
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| He raised free-range chickens, and his Maremma sheepdog named Oddball guarded them. |
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| For the main course I went for roasted free-range Gressingham duck breast with roasted celeriac, chorizo, bok choi and red wine jus. |
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| His next conservation projects will be axis deer and nilgai, now essentially gone from Pakistan as free-range animals. |
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| The longest shot was on a free-range Aoudad in southwestern Texas. |
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| Fans aren't going to take kindly to having free-range, herbal peppermint tea forced down their throats when they're gagging for a steaming cup of Bovril. |
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| Saye, 48, bought a dozen heritage chickens in July to provide free-range eggs for her daughter, Scarlett, 5, because she wants to serve foods that are free of hormones. |
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| Hearty, tasty appetizers include jerked shrimp sushi roll and Malaysian free-range chicken satay expressly created to accommodate the well-heeled networking crowd. |
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