Re: Opportunity to bring up NT, real milk, etc.: Where to start??

[Guest guest]

Joe, what's the point of 5 different gardening groups? Maybe you should, as

benevalent moderator, coalesce all five into ONE BIG master gardener list?

This could stir up the pot and would certainly simplify your life. More time

gardening, less time on the computer!

On the other hand, we could use some of those gardeners here as well.

Make them feel welcome to join our group.

Will

[Guest guest]

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> Joe, what's the point of 5 different gardening groups?

I didn't come up with it myself. There's an herbal list, a kitchen

list, a wildlife gardening list, a general organic list, and a

" grapevine " (chatter) list. I wonder if the list-owner would be

amenable to consolidating the 5?

> On the other hand, we could use some of those gardeners here as well.

> Make them feel welcome to join our group.

I've decided to start off with a copy of " Broth is beautiful " from

WAPF. We'll see what response it gets.

~Joe

[Guest guest]

You could start with a discussion of the benefits of grass-fed animals and how

healthy

(and wonderful) " real " butter is.

Lynn

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> I've decided to start off with a copy of " Broth is beautiful " from

> WAPF. We'll see what response it gets.

> ~Joe

[Guest guest]

Hi Joe,

When I start talking to people about NT, I start out by telling people that

they need to eat real food and they need to eat it as close to nature as

possible. Many people have no idea what I am talking about and that is

usually where I begin. People will look at me with question, or with a

chuckle because they think it funny that I do not consider cool whip real

food. That is a start, from there you can go to other areas like fermenting

or for those vegetarians, you can start talking about meat. I usually leave

raw milk and other raw animal products alone until I see they are open to

it. If they feel negatively about raw milk, they may not listen to anything

else you have to say either. Have fun! Jane

Re: Opportunity to bring up NT, real milk, etc.: Where to

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[Guest guest]

Joe,

Why don't you ask some people from this group, and raw dairy to join the list

and participate in the discussions to help you out just tell everyone you need

their help.

Tony

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Opportunity to bring up NT, real milk, etc.: Where to start??

Hi folks,

I am a moderator of 5 gardening lists. Last week I approached the

list-owner about kick-starting our list b/c things were slow, few

people posted anymore and consequently, there was a gradual hemorrhage

of members.

Anyway I have been assigned to kick-start the list that concerns the

culinary aspect of gardening (cooking, recipes, kitchen tips, use of

herbs in cooking, etc etc etc.), and it occurred to me that this would

be a perfect chance to discuss real milk, NT/WAPF principles, and such.

The problem is, I don't know how to begin. The last thing I want is

to get preachy, or overwhelm people with stuff their minds are not

prepared to accept (i.e., the results of pasteurization). Any

suggestions of what I can start off with? Has anyone here any

experience in educating people in this subject?

Thanks!

~Joe