
#71: Regenerative Farming and Lectin-Light Chicken with Dan Walter
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A mechanical engineer turned regenerative farmer, Dan Walter has changed his career and lifestyle to raise healthy, nutritious food from his farm, Pastured Steps Family Farm in Midlothian, TX. Pastured Steps Family Farm operates with an emphasis on regenerative farming practices to promote soil health and animal welfare.
In this episode, Dan talks about regenerative farming and how his farm practices regenerative techniques with their animals. We talk about the health and environmental impacts of this farming practice and why it's beneficial for both animals and humans. Dan also talks about his novel product, lectin-light chicken, which is on Dr. Gundry's "Yes" list for people with auto-immune disorders. Their homemade chicken feed is soy-free, corn-free, and wheat-free and does not contain any of the typical lectin-heavy grain substitutes.
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www.pasturedsteps.com
www.lectinlightchicken.com
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