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Know Your Raw Milk History, Advises Dr. Ted Beals

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Dr. Ted Beals and the Michigan Raw Milk Workgroup have compiled a historical overview of raw milk and pastuerization laws, it is now available on the internet.

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Farm Food Voices 2010

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Small farms from all over the country descended on Washington, DC last week, bearing gifts of their food. They made a plea to Congress to protect local food systems from destruction by burdensome laws.

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Consumer Choice is the Real Issue

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Consumers and farmers are uniting on two fronts this week, Wisconsin and Washington, D.C. to speak out for consumer freedom of choice and food safety.

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Vandana Shiva on Food Safety Laws

India activist, Vandana Shiva, speaks to the insidious ways our food laws are used to control production and force unhealthy foods on the public.

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Regulatory Confusion Hinders Cottage Industry

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A video interview with a Virginia herbalist dramatically shows the heavy burden too many laws and overlapping bureaucracies puts on cottage industry in the U.S.

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A School Girl’s Essay on Food Safety Issue

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Clare Hamilton goes to the head of her class on food safety. This farm girl is growing up on a sustainable farm in Colorado, and one can only hope the politicians listen to her words of wisdom.

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Michael Schmidt and the Food “Safety” Bill

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A rainbow of good intentions may be creating a nightmarish future for locavores and the farms they love. Michael Schmidt is the perfect role model for the resistance we should mount.

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Most Googled and Oogled Blogs of 2009

The most visited Hartkeisonline.com blog posts about sustainable farming, raw milk and natural cures in 2009.

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David Gumpert’s New Book, The Raw Milk Revolution Coming Soon!

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A new book by David Gumpert goes behind the scenes of the raw milk battle. The author will be coming to Charlottesville, VA and doing an event with famous farmer, Joel Salatin as part of his book tour.

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Word Play at the FDA

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Cheryl Hadden reads between the lines of a new FDA missive on improving enforcement. Parsing the gooblydegook, Cheryl maintains it is a lot of words and not much substance.

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