Like Raw Milk? Support this AR Bill!

Hi,

Just found this news on-line recently posted.

"A bill was just filed in Arkansas this week to ALLOW unpasteurized cow milk sales in AR–up to 500 gallons directly from the farm. This is an exciting opportunity for more food freedom in AR. PLEASE help support HB1536!http://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/assembly/2013/2013R/Pages/BillInformation.aspx?measureno=HB1536
If you want more info, contact me @washingtoncountyteaparty.ar@gmail.com or call 888-311-4348"

If this is important to you, contact the Washington County Tea Party for more information.

Wherever you live, you can go to http://www.realmilk.com/ to find unadulterated cow and/or goat's milk right from the farm. 

Years ago, we used to get raw milk from  a great dairy farm in Illinois. It was some miles away, so we got together about 6 families who shared getting milk for everyone. That way you just had to make the trip once every 6 weeks. It worked out great.

So if a farm is some miles away, share getting it. The milk is well worth the effort.

Have a great "natural living" day,
Stephen

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