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[Nick Ritar <nick@milkwood.net>]

just sell it as "for animal consumption only"  aka pet food...

or sell it as "Cleopatra's bath milk"

put a big notice on it "not fit for human consumption"

what your customers do with it in there own home is their business.


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On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 4:51 PM, loren luyendyk <loren@sborganics.com> wrote:

>
> This sounds like Joel Salatin's Metropolitan Buying Clubs (
> http://www.polyfaceyum.com/)- <http://www.polyfaceyum.com/%29-> except
> they "don't ship anything anywhere" (located in Virginia).  This may be the
> model of the future.  I have heard (but honestly not researched for
> California) that this is a loophole for many value added products made in
> non-Health Dept approved kitchens, like home brewed beer for example.  The
> shipping part is pretty interesting...
>
> Loren Luyendyk
> (805) 452-8249
> www.sborganics.com
> www.surferswithoutborders.org
>
>
>
>
> > Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 03:08:55 -0800
> > From: cory8570@yahoo.com
> > To: cory@permacultureguild.us
> > Subject: [permaculture] How to drink raw milk
> >
> > Here is an interesting structure that appears to allow people to sell
> badkyard eggs and raw milk. It would be good to do this locally, or
> something like it, for every area where these things are "illegal."
> >
> > Anybody else trying this that you know of? Anybody researched it in their
> state as to how this could be done legally?
> >
> >
> >
> > Sean, a primal eater and friend of the Amish in Pennsylvania has a
> > special one time offer for all of my U.S. e-mail subscribers (and
> > your friends). A free 1/2 gallon of grassfed raw milk with your
> > when you sign up and place an order with Sean's Pasture Raised Food
> > Buyer's Club. Pasture Raised allows anybody within the U.S.
> > (including Alaska and Hawaii) to have access to raw pasture raised
> > milk, raw butter, raw cream and a whole lot more.
> >
> > Sean's Pasture Raised Food Club:
> > I met Sean last year at the Wise Traditions Conference of the
> > Weston Price Foundation in Chicago (by the way, this years conference
> > went really well, and my talk on healing cavities was well received).
> > Sean enjoys excellent quality food and raw milk from Amish farm's in
> > Pennsylvania. He is excited to offer all of you a very unique opportunity
> > to get access to these raw, pasture raised foods in the U.S. without
> > ever leaving your home.
> >
> > Amish Food:
> > Pasture Raised Food Club gets all of its food from Amish farms in
> > Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Amish farmer's produce some of the
> > best, satisfying and affordable food in our country. They use slow
> > technology. The cows graze on pasture's most of the year. The milk
> > is rich, and creamy, sort of like drinking ice cream. You can also
> > get access to very high quality pasture raised, beef, pork, turkey,
> > duck, chicken and lamb. Other menu items at the Pasture Raised Food
> > Club are delicious fermented condiments, amazing bacon, raw milk
> > ice cream (so you know what heaven is like), fermented dairy,
> > excellent rich cheeses, colostrum, cream fraiche, eggs with orange
> > colored yolks that taste great, and even potato chips fried in
> > lard. I am a club member, and I regularly buy Amish food for my
> > family, because it makes everyone happy (it just tastes sooo good).
> >
> > Shipped To Your Door to Any State:
> > Sean can LEGALLY ship you raw milk, raw cheese, some of the best
> > raw butter in the United States to any state. Yes, even in Hawaii
> > you can enjoy amazing raw milk. Literally you can get almost
> > everything you need to have a healthy diet, except for fresh
> > vegetables from Sean. The food is delivered with FedEx at a
> > wholesale shipping rate, they have a variety of shipping speeds
> > depending upon where you live.
> >
> > Why This IS Legal:
> > Raw milk is illegal or hard to find in many states. But becoming a
> > member of Pasture Raised makes it legal for you to get raw milk in
> > any state. Before ordering food from Sean, you sign a legal lease
> > agreement and go through an application process. This makes you an
> > owner of the farms participating in the food club. Once you become
> > an owner, (this is not a cowshare) then you are no longer legally
> > engaged in commerce. As a private enterprise between consenting
> > adults, you acknowledge the claimed "risks" for consuming this
> > amazing vital food. And the government can no longer regulate. This
> > lease share has withstood several court hearings without any
> > problems. It requires your signature and small yearly fee to be a
> > member.
> >
> > What About Local and Sustainable?
> > A few of you may be very concerned about shipping food, rather than
> > buying it local. I would love to have an Amish farm next door like
> > Sean does in Pennsylvania. If we all had access to this food, then
> > of course it would not need to be shipped. But this ideal food
> > supply chain no longer exists. In California, where I live, most of
> > the food (except vegetables and some types of beef) are
> > substandard. The chickens are fed soy (which they cannot eat
> > naturally so it is processed with chemicals so the chickens will
> > tolerate it), and the chickens do not get to graze or eat many bugs.
> > My children will not even eat eggs any more because they do not like
> > the taste of the most expensive local eggs I can buy. Raw cream is
> > rarely on the shelf and also very expensive. I want the best food for
> > my family. Just like I know you all want the best food for yourself and
> your
> > family.
> >
> > I the Buyer's Club service because I believe supporting high
> > quality farms, who care for their animals and raise them humanely
> > is worth the small imbalance of shipping the food. Many local farms
> > in California do not have these extremely high standards, like the
> > Amish farms Sean gets the food from. Shipping food is not an ideal
> > long term solution to healthy food in the U.S. But for now, as a
> > compromise, it feels really good to eat this food, and you will
> > feel nourished and supported by eating food from farmer's who care
> > about what they do. You also will be supporting farmers who make
> > great food. This will encourage more farmers to participate, and
> > the real food movement will grow, and access to these foods will
> > become easier for more and more people.
> >
> > How To Get Free Raw Milk:
> > When you sign up with Pasture Raised Food Buying Club, you will get
> > a free half gallon of some of the best raw milk you have ever tasted.
> > Because of shipping (cost varies by location) and packaging fee's
> > (about $12 for the box, ice packs and insulation), you'll want to
> > order some more yummy food to make the free milk worth while. Even
> > though there is an extra price to pay for shipping and handling,
> > the food prices are very reasonable. For example raw milk is $8 per
> > gallon. The shipping cost is also at a huge wholesale discount,
> > to make it as easy as possible for you to get real food delivered to your
> > door.
> >
> > *How to sign up:
> > 1. Please go to http://www.pasturer aised.net/
> > 2. Read through the top of the website.
> > 3. Follow the website instructions: you will e-mail Sean your name,
> > location and phone number and so forth.
> > 4. When you send in your name and information, say, "I learned
> > about you from Ramiel Nagel," so Sean will know to give you a free
> > half gallon of raw milk with your order.
> >
> > If you have further questions about this program, e-mail Sean at,
> > info@pastureraised. net or call him at 717-884-8RAW
> >
> > Yours in good health,
> > Ramiel
> > http://www.curetoot hdecay.com
> >
> > PO BOX AG, Los Gatos, CA 95031, USA
> >
> >
> >
> >
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