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Yeah, in the state of Georgia suppliers would have to dye their raw milk grey to prevent confusion between milk for human consumption and pet consumption. Thankfully the Commissioner of Agriculture of Georgia dropped the proposal. Sadly itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s all about the commercial farmers pushing out family farmers.
I did look into cow sharing program, unfortunately the closet one to me is about a 4 hour drive. I am currently residing in the Orlando area, so the closet one I have found is about a 50 min drive. Itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s somewhat pathetic I have to drive that far for milk which is rarely available most of the time. I do check realmilk.org and eatwild.com regularly for new listings.
Thanks for the recommended products – I will look into those tonight.
Yeah it is nice to see other people interested in WAPF!
Ps. FarmAid.org is an organization that supports preserving family farmers.
I did look into cow sharing program, unfortunately the closet one to me is about a 4 hour drive. I am currently residing in the Orlando area, so the closet one I have found is about a 50 min drive. Itâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s somewhat pathetic I have to drive that far for milk which is rarely available most of the time. I do check realmilk.org and eatwild.com regularly for new listings.
Thanks for the recommended products – I will look into those tonight.
Yeah it is nice to see other people interested in WAPF!
Ps. FarmAid.org is an organization that supports preserving family farmers.
