Granny's gone and done it again

[AlleysChicks]

I have also heard that a gilt in season can "taint" the meat as well. Sounds like you have a fab set up

I've heard that as well.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

well I need to go water the new transplanted flower and rig a soaker hose up. I my case soaker hose means I end up soaked

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

I hope every one has a wonderful day.

BBL TTFN

 

[Kelsykin]

I have also heard that a gilt in season can "taint" the meat as well. Sounds like you have a fab set up

Have not heard that one, but the boar taint is a very sour taste.

 

[Akrnaf2]

HI Benny!
You got any good info to share with us today?

Yes, I am almost the brink of my summer, 72 days straight, vacation! So excuse me if I am feeling some satisfaction!

 

[Kiki]

Yes, I am almost the brink of my summer, 72 days straight, vacation! So excuse me if I am feeling some satisfaction!

Great you can spend those 72 days playing with us!!
Write and more papers I can read?

 

[Kiki]

And we sell to those that want to eat them. We castrate the males at a week old so that we don't risk boar taint in the meat as DH and I can both taste boar taint in the meat.

Do you do this yourself? the castrating?

 

[Akrnaf2]

In Hebrew!
Read this
The role of electrolytes in preventing damage from heat stress (high temperature stress)
An increase in body temperature accelerates the metabolic rate of the cells, and as a result, a variety of byproducts can accumulate in the cells. One of the main groups of these substances are oxidizing substances, such as free radicals, but mainly hydrogen peroxide, which in turn may cause a phenomenon called oxidative stress, Oxidative stress The effects of these substances are expressed in severe damage to polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are an essential component of the cell membranes. At high concentrations the cells may even explode due to the damage caused to the membrane. The cells grapple with these byproducts by producing an enzyme whose purpose is to break down the above substances, with the main enzymes being catalase and superoxide dismutase. In addition to these enzymes there is another mechanism that contains antioxidants that are not enzymes, and this is where the electrolytes enter, it turns out that different vitamins such as vitamin A, E and also various metals such as zinc and chromium are antioxidants that moderate the damage caused by the stress.
(A translation from one of my posts in an Israeli forum)

 

[Kiki]

In Hebrew!
Read this
The role of electrolytes in preventing damage from heat stress (high temperature stress)
An increase in body temperature accelerates the metabolic rate of the cells, and as a result, a variety of byproducts can accumulate in the cells. One of the main groups of these substances are oxidizing substances, such as free radicals, but mainly hydrogen peroxide, which in turn may cause a phenomenon called oxidative stress, Oxidative stress The effects of these substances are expressed in severe damage to polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are an essential component of the cell membranes. At high concentrations the cells may even explode due to the damage caused to the membrane. The cells grapple with these byproducts by producing an enzyme whose purpose is to break down the above substances, with the main enzymes being catalase and superoxide dismutase. In addition to these enzymes there is another mechanism that contains antioxidants that are not enzymes, and this is where the electrolytes enter, it turns out that different vitamins such as vitamin A, E and also various metals such as zinc and chromium are antioxidants that moderate the damage caused by the stress.
(A translation from one of my posts in an Israeli forum)

So in english does this mean that electrolytes are actual very good to help prevent damage to the cells?

 

[Kiki]

In Hebrew!
Read this
The role of electrolytes in preventing damage from heat stress (high temperature stress)
An increase in body temperature accelerates the metabolic rate of the cells, and as a result, a variety of byproducts can accumulate in the cells. One of the main groups of these substances are oxidizing substances, such as free radicals, but mainly hydrogen peroxide, which in turn may cause a phenomenon called oxidative stress, Oxidative stress The effects of these substances are expressed in severe damage to polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are an essential component of the cell membranes. At high concentrations the cells may even explode due to the damage caused to the membrane. The cells grapple with these byproducts by producing an enzyme whose purpose is to break down the above substances, with the main enzymes being catalase and superoxide dismutase. In addition to these enzymes there is another mechanism that contains antioxidants that are not enzymes, and this is where the electrolytes enter, it turns out that different vitamins such as vitamin A, E and also various metals such as zinc and chromium are antioxidants that moderate the damage caused by the stress.
(A translation from one of my posts in an Israeli forum)

I got one for ya...I didn't write it but ..it's still good.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4093037/