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D.C. Metro Supermarket Chain Hosts Farmers Market

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Safeway Supermarket invites local farmers to showcase their foods at one of their Northern Virginia stores. Know your farmer, know your farm friendly grocery store!

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Holiday Open House

A great idea for a local food event is to host a holiday open house and pot luck. A guest speaker sweetens the pot and will draw a big crowd.

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Raw Milk ‘Drink-in’ to Be Staged on Boston Commons

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A Boston Milk Party is being staged on Monday, after ag officials launched an assault on raw milk buying clubs. Activists are convinced the battle is not over.

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Raw Milk Symposium Media Coverage

News clips and a You Tube video by Max Kane give you the scoop on the raw milk symposium held April 2010 in Madison, Wisconsin.

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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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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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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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Wisconsin Raw Milk Ground Zero

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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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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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