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Raw Milk Helped My Son

where did my helper go?

A mom describes her son’s health challenges, and how raw milk has come to the rescue. This is a moving personal testimony by a grateful mother.

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Max Kane to Take the Fifth

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Max Kane is being deposed this Thursday, and once again will be refusing to speak. Max is willing to take the fifth to protect the families that depend on him, as he fights for raw milk access in Wisconsin.

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Author Kathryne Pirtle’s Raw Milk Hearing Testimony

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Kathryne Pirtle, an author whose life was nearly claimed by current dietary dogma, speaks out for living foods like raw milk and raw butter at the Wisconsin public hearing.

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Whole Foods Market Drops Raw Milk

Lemonade

A box of lemons is delivered to Mark McAfee, Whole Foods Market pulled raw milk off the shelves last night in 4 states. McAfee is making lemonade out of this.

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Let Them Eat Grass, says Little Farm Boy Rudy

Russian Orphan Adopted and Growing Strong on Raw Dairy A video interview by Cathy Raymond, Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund Rudy was a sickly little boy in a Russian orphanage. Family farmers,  Wayne and Kay Craig adopted him, and helped him grow into a hardy, intelligent little boy, with farm fresh foods, and a good life [...]

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Wisconsin Raw Milk Hearings

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News clips and informational videos are included in this story on yesterday’s landmark public hearings on raw milk in Wisconsin, our nation’s biggest dairy state.

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Farm Fresh Milk is a Better Name for Raw Milk

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To take the raw revolution to the next level, blogger Sylvia Onusic says let’s change our “lingo.” The word raw may have unintended connotations, where farm fresh milk gives you that warm and fuzzy feeling!

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An Open Letter to an Angry Lady

Don

Kimberly Hartke met a vocal opponent of raw dairy foods at the NIH Lactose Intolerance Conference. This is her written response to the “raw dairy intolerant” individual.

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Max Kane on Schmidt Verdict, Our Constitutional Rights to Our Own Bodies

Max Kane, an eyewitness at the Michael Schmidt verdict which pronounced the legality of Canadian cowshares, shares his thoughts in words and on video.

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British Royals Led their Nation to Protect Raw Milk Sales

Please shut the gate behind you.

From across the pond comes royal congratulations to Michael Schmidt for his crusade to make raw dairy available to Canadians. Sir Julian Rose has twice led similar battles, and won.

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