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If, like me, you have been a somewhat troubled carnivore, the best possible way to reach an understanding of these issues, and perhaps find a little peace, is to raise some animals for meat yourself.

Getting Started with Chickens

If you want to make a modest start in the business of keeping livestock, chickens are an obvious option. You may never graduate to ducks, geese or turkeys, let alone sheep, pigs or cattle...

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Getting Started with Cows

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Getting Started with Pigs

Of all the culinary adventures I've had over the past few years, at River Cottage and elsewhere, one of the most satisfying - in the field, in the kitchen and, not least, at the table - is the rearing and processing of my own pigs...

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Getting Started With Sheep

Some people may find it hard to get excited about sheep ? compared to, say, pigs or cattle ? and if you see no charm at all in the animals you should not get involved with them...

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