I'm making decent money these days so I've decided

>>8457289
Farmer's Market

>>8457289
>I don't care about price, any idea how to get truly legit farm raised meat?

Do your research, then literally visit the local farm in question.

>>8457306
How can I be sure the meat is raised well?

Are you allowed to check out the farms, tours, etc?

>>8457311
I don't even have a clue where to start.

Google just tells me there is A LOT of deception going on in the "farm raised meat" industry.

>>8457315
co ops and farmer markets are a good place to start, many places will allow you a tour but don't be surprised if they can't sell you meat directly

you can also get some information by looking at the actual meat

humanely raised chicken will be much less fatty, with clean hocks, strong bones, and sometimes yellow fat

factory chicken be pale and fatty, often with pressure sores on the hocks and bendy, weak bones

the quality difference is remarkable when you learn what's what

>>8457315
>I don't even have a clue where to start.
Google search to find farms near you. Contact them and ask.

Visit your local farmers market. Start talking to to people:

"hey, I'm looking to find some heritige-breed pork. You know of anyone raising some good pigs around here?" If they tell you no, then you say "thanks, know anyone that might be able to help".

Stop worrying about "Deception in the industry" because that's only possible with packaged food sold offsite. You're going to avoid the problem entirely by dealing with the farmer directly.

>>8457339
>>8457344
Appreciated, thank you.

>>8457315
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAlWrT5P2VI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If41cZMBgqA