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Wisconsin Raw Milk Hearings

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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Consumer Choice is the Real Issue

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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Farm Fresh Milk is a Better Name for Raw Milk

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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NIH Lactose Intolerance Conference 2010

A recent NIH conference was held to explore the lactose intolerance phenomenon, and WAPF was there to propose raw milk and kefir as viable options.

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An Open Letter to an Angry Lady

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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Wisconsin Raw Milk Ground Zero

Actions by Wisconsin regulators have created an explosion of interest in protecting consumer access to raw dairy. An upcoming public hearing gives citizens a chance to speak out for food freedom.

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Severe Food Allergies Testimony

Stephie Steele has overcome serious food allergies with the help of raw milk. Her mother drives several hours each way every week to procure raw milk.

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Sourdough Waffles Made with Clabbered Milk

A recipe for waffles made with raw milk that has been clabbered first. What’s that you say? Read this recipe and find out!

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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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After 20 Years of Lactose Intolerance, The Joy of Finding Raw Milk

An amazing testimony about the power of raw milk. While naysayers claim there is no evidence, stories like this just keep rolling in.

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    Kimberly Hartke is a homemaker, not a health professional. She also serves as the publicist for a nutrition education non-profit, the Weston A. Price Foundation.

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