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oldbittyhen
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tina
quartz hill ca
USA
1511 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  5:05:35 PM  Show Profile
I was told by a friend who was having a hard time buying raw milk
legaly, that several dairys are now advertising it as "pet food", but it is still bottled they same way, with the same precautions as it would be for humans, so you that are having a hard time, try looking for it as "pet food"...

"Knowlege is knowing that a tomato is a fruit, Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad"

jan49829
True Blue Farmgirl

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Janet
Winter Haven Florida
USA
2428 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  6:23:10 PM  Show Profile
Interesting!!!!!

Jan

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FarmDream
True Blue Farmgirl

1085 Posts

Julie
TX
USA
1085 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  6:59:58 PM  Show Profile
Very helpful info! Thank you.

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Alee
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Alee
Worland Wy
USA
22937 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  8:22:53 PM  Show Profile  Send Alee a Yahoo! Message
Yes- many states don't allow the selling of unpasturized dairy for human consumption. It is frustrating because I prefer raw milk. It tastes much better to me and I feel like the milk is healthier. I know there are disagreeing studies but I think that as long as the dairy is clean then you are safe.

Alee
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Annika
True Blue Farmgirl

5602 Posts

Annika

USA
5602 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  9:27:57 PM  Show Profile
That is why as soon as possible, I'm buying my own danged Jersey!

Annika
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magnoliakathy
True Blue Farmgirl

453 Posts

Kathryn
Magnolia Texas
USA
453 Posts

Posted - Oct 16 2011 :  06:27:40 AM  Show Profile
When we bought our does 3 years ago, the seller gave us 2 gallons of frozen milk to take with us, when I asked why she did not sell it she said she had so much surplus for a couple of days they just froze it and after freezing there is no way to color it green without thawing it out. She said to sell it as "pet food" milk has to be dyed green and she refused to pay the $300 license fee and other incurred costs to sell raw milk for human consumption. I would be a bit uneasy serving green milk to my family, even if I knew it was just colored.

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sherrye
True Blue Farmgirl

3775 Posts

sherry
bend in the high desert oregon
USA
3775 Posts

Posted - Oct 16 2011 :  07:39:08 AM  Show Profile
in oregon we can sell raw milk from 3 jersey cows legally. we cannot advertise raw milk for people. we can however advertise for pet food. i post on craigs but say it is human quality but advertised for pets due to law. i love raw milk. i am having it in my coffee as i type. happy days sherrye

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nabrown42
True Blue Farmgirl

409 Posts

Nancy
Caneyville KY
USA
409 Posts

Posted - Oct 16 2011 :  11:50:15 AM  Show Profile
My grandfather used to have a "certified dairy" that could sell raw milk in NY but that was back in the 40's. When I lived in Atlanta, I had to pay extra to buy raw milk from a health food store. I'm sure I could ask some of the Amish in the area if I could purchase it from them but I haven't tried yet.

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FieldsofThyme
Farmgirl Guide & Schoolmarm / Chapter Leader

4928 Posts



USA
4928 Posts

Posted - Oct 17 2011 :  07:05:54 AM  Show Profile
I really enjoy having our dairy goats. I am not looking forward to drying her off for breeding. I too, cannot wait for my own jersey cow. Thanks for the tip.

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naturemaiden
True Blue Farmgirl

2569 Posts

Connie - Farmgirl #673
Hoosick Falls NY
USA
2569 Posts

Posted - Oct 18 2011 :  03:40:53 AM  Show Profile
i can buy raw milk here...i think it's wonderful
connie

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countrymommy85
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898 Posts

Krystle
MT
USA
898 Posts

Posted - Oct 18 2011 :  09:08:21 AM  Show Profile
I can't stand the taste of milk from the store. Milk should be from a cow(or goat, etc) NOT the grocery store :)

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