NO!Would you say wild venison is "organic meat"?
Max
It depends we it comes from mate no doubt some gets into the food chain from an unknow or dodgy soarse .But in the main in scotland i would say it is a very good organic meat.
OK, so let's turn this around then!
Can a farm claim to be 'organic' if it has large herds of transient wild deer running through it?! As well as very tight restrictions on organic farm contamination, there is a certain requirement for 'buffering' between organic farms and neighboring conventional farms. So what if a herd of 40-50 Fallow have just trashed my recently sprayed with insecticide turnip field, then stray onto your pristine organic wheat field and trample pesticide through it whilst Shitting and ****ing chemicals all over. How's your organic status now then?!!!
I'm not allowed to drive from one non-organic farm onto the next adjacent for fear of contamination, yet I know of a large amount of Fallow that do! (except they don't drive obviously!)
MS
Scottish hill Reds are probably the nearest to organic as you will get.
Thats why I said AS NEAR to organic. Only a fraction of scottish herds come to winter feed.But is your winter feed (carrots and such) organic
Hi there i process and sell all our own venison and we found that wild is more appealing than organic and is its correct title ,
i think if you try saying it is organic this some how refers to it having been farmed ,and as people have already said you do not know what they have been eating ,
stick to wild and public will buy plenty !
all the best
Tom