Here is your chance to speak out for humane pork farmers, please call the Michigan governor, today!
Photo Credit: HighlandBlade Part 3 of a 3 part series The Clearances By Stanley A. Fishman, Author of Tender Grassfed Meat and Tender Grassfed Barbecue: Traditional, Primal and Paleo The Highland way of life and their healthy Scottish food culture were destroyed by industrial interests. While most of the Highland men were off fighting for [...]
Michael Schmidt continues to defend consumer rights to raw milk access. Let’s come alongside to secure freedom to the food of our choice.
Today is the third in a powerful series of videos showing activists moms working to protect the food that their children eat. We end on a positive note, and on a mom defending a healthy food that our government frowns on–raw milk.
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The author of The Unhealthy Truth describes her Erin Brockovich type campaign to warn American’s about today’s manufactured food and the dangers of food additives and bio-engineered GMO organisms.
Here is a window into the life of a family farm in distress, artisan cheese makers currently shut down by a punishing federal order.
Phil Ridley reviews a recent radio show on BBC, What is Milk? In the show raw milk gets fair treatment, and sales of one raw milk farm doubled after the show aired.
Sustainable agriculturalists recognize the valiant effort of one farmer citizen to derail the food safety “modernization” act, which is such a threat to mixed use and small farms.
The Colbert Report spoofs the FDA’s incursion into a peace loving community of raw foodists with guns drawn. Now, late night American’s know their government wants to be their nanny!
Pennsylvania dairy farms may have additional hurdles to jump if new regulations become law. A farm market manager asks for you to make your voice heard, to save family farms.
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I do read your blog on a daily basis; as a goat farmer and a proponent of raw milk, specifically raw goat milk, I certainly consider your blog required reading.
