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"Real" Organic Milk - CAFO dairy farming on the rise

 
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So much I could rant about but I know I'd just be preaching to the choir, tehe.    I'm offering this article in case people don't know about this organization founded by Dave Chapman.   I support groups like this and hope that all the young farmers out there can be encouraged by this couple's resilience and success.  I really like what they say about the value of organics being not about what's been eliminated (pesticides) but more about the good natural elements they INCLUDE (pasture nutrients)

https://www.realorganicproject.org/know-your-farmer-milkhouse-dairy-farm-and-creamery/
 
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I suspected this was happening with "Organic" foods. Thank you for sharing this inspiring story. I love those images of their pastures, so green thick and lush. Good looking cows too.
Almost makes me want to try dairy again, smiles,
Brian
 
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