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Herdshare Tips From Houston Mountain Ranch

By Katherine Ghantous | April 17, 2019

Houston Mountain Ranch Jersey Cows

One of the benefits of an FTCLDF membership is help with contractual documents—like herdshare contracts. In 2014 FTCLDF set up a herdshare contract for Kirk and Pat Dotson of Houston Mountain Ranch, a third generation family ranch in Colorado. The Dotsons provide raw milk and other raw milk products from their A2/A2 Jersey cows through a Raw Milk Herdshare Program.

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News, State Laws and Regulations This article is related to: federal regulations, food freedom, food safety, FTCLDF Members, member benefits, raw milk, raw milk laws

Trouble at the Farmers Market

By Katherine Ghantous | April 3, 2019

Farmers market produce

Cathy is a mother of six and a full-time farmer. She sells most of her vegetables at a farmers market in Southern California, along with her coveted honey from hives on her farm. Last year, an inspector contracted by the state was hassling Cathy.

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News This article is related to: FTCLDF Cases, FTCLDF Members

Construction

By Michael Fisher | March 28, 2019

Construction by Dr. Fisher

As a kid, I picked cherries from the cherry tree in our backyard. Another form of cherry-picking occurs when FSIS inspectors base an allegation of noncompliance on isolated regulatory text and ignore the qualifying regulatory text. 9 CFR 416.2(b): Construction is often cherry-picked.

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This article can be found in: Federal News, Food Rights News This article is related to: FDA, federal regulations, food freedom, food safety, meat processing, Michael Fisher, poultry, USDA

Alexia Kulwiec Joins FTCLDF as New Executive Director

By Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund | March 11, 2019

Skilled litigator Alexia Kulwiec will help FTCLDF better serve existing and new members and defend food freedom.

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News This article is related to: food freedom, FTCLDF Members, legislation

3 Steps to a Profitable Farm: A FREE Webinar

By Katherine Ghantous | March 11, 2019

Free Profitable Farm Webinar

Marketing and profitability advice are some of the top requests from our members. That’s why we are SO excited to announce that Charlotte Smith, of 3 Cow Marketing, is delivering a FREE webinar that is guaranteed to help with marketing and profitability of the farm!

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This article can be found in: Events, Food Rights News This article is related to: farm marketing, FTCLDF Members, marketing, member benefits, profitability

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