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White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health Coming September 28th

By Christine Dzujna | September 20, 2022

The White House

Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund (FTCLDF) members and followers have a unique insight into the many benefits of food grown and produced locally on land supported by sustainable agricultural practices. We understand how vital it is that our national food system expands beyond industrial food to include healthy and accessible choices to help every community across the country…

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This article can be found in: Federal News This article is related to: consumer rights, farmers, farming, federal legislation, FTCLDF Members, legislation

Farm-to-Consumer Raw Milk Sales Legalized in Georgia; Bill Signed by Governor Kemp

By Christine Dzujna | May 27, 2022

Unpasteurized, “raw” milk is now legal in the state of Georgia for human consumption. Georgia’s legislature successfully passed a bill that allows the sale of unpasteurized, “raw” milk, and it has now been signed into law by Governor Kemp. While Georgians were previously able to purchase raw milk as pet food, sales for human consumption […]

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This article can be found in: State Laws and Regulations This article is related to: consumer rights, farmers, farmers markets, farming, Georgia, raw butter, raw ice cream, raw milk, raw milk bills, raw milk laws, state legislation

$4.35 An Hour: How to Better Market Your Farm

By Katherine Ghantous | May 29, 2019

Hands Holding Potatoes

Colleen calculated that over the last 13 years, working seven days a week, she makes just $4.35 an hour. When one of her sons expressed interest in taking over the farm, Colleen asked herself if it would be irresponsible to bring the next generation into farming. She estimated he would…

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This article can be found in: Food Rights News This article is related to: farm marketing, farming, food freedom, marketing, profitability

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