Raw Milk available from Mercola.com

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I don't know if any of you subscribes to Mercola's newsletter, but in

the most recent one I received he boasts that we now can all order

raw milk from him. He is selling and shipping frozen Raw milk, cream,

butter, Colostrum and variety packs. I feel like jumping for joy.

This is a big deal. Let the revolution begin! I hope you all find out

how he is able to do it and can accomplish the same at lower costs. I

can't believe I just payed $10 for a gallon of milk and $20 to ship

it! Buying a farm is sounding cheaper by the minute.

http://www.mercola.com/forms/organic_pastures.htm#order

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I believe how he is doing it might be that if he injects just a small amount of colostrum into the milk and freezes it - it is no longer considered raw dairy, but rather a food supplement, which is not regulated. I'm not sure, but I think it's suppose to contain at least 1% colostrum. Anyone out there know for sure?

As for the shipping - the average cost is going to run about $1.00 per pound via UPS. A gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds ($8.60 for shipping). Add insulated packaging to that and the price goes way up! Those darn boxes are not cheap!!!

Janet

Raw Milk available from Mercola.com

I don't know if any of you subscribes to Mercola's newsletter, but in the most recent one I received he boasts that we now can all order raw milk from him. He is selling and shipping frozen Raw milk, cream, butter, Colostrum and variety packs. I feel like jumping for joy. This is a big deal. Let the revolution begin! I hope you all find out how he is able to do it and can accomplish the same at lower costs. I can't believe I just payed $10 for a gallon of milk and $20 to ship it! Buying a farm is sounding cheaper by the minute.http://www.mercola.com/forms/organic_pastures.htm#order

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Interesting...now that would be helpful to some farmers.

We're now legal as all our dairy is labels as livestock feed. If we

get challanged in court I don't know though.

I figured Mercola is getting around this by getting it from Organic

Pastures, the legal raw dairy in Ca. I wonder about shipping across

states though. I've heard in Ga it's illegal to transport across

state lines. (have no idea how the big pasturized boys do it for

Krogers). Organic Pastures is sold legally in Ga in one health food

store but it's sold as a pet product. I guess that is legal to ship

pet across state lines.

Lynn

> I believe how he is doing it might be that if he injects just a

small amount of colostrum into the milk and freezes it - it is no

longer considered raw dairy, but rather a food supplement, which is

not regulated. I'm not sure, but I think it's suppose to contain at

least 1% colostrum. Anyone out there know for sure?

>

> As for the shipping - the average cost is going to run about $1.00

per pound via UPS. A gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds ($8.60 for

shipping). Add insulated packaging to that and the price goes way

up! Those darn boxes are not cheap!!!

> Janet

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> Raw Milk available from Mercola.com

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>

> I don't know if any of you subscribes to Mercola's newsletter, but

in

> the most recent one I received he boasts that we now can all order

> raw milk from him. He is selling and shipping frozen Raw milk,

cream,

> butter, Colostrum and variety packs. I feel like jumping for joy.

> This is a big deal. Let the revolution begin! I hope you all find

out

> how he is able to do it and can accomplish the same at lower

costs. I

> can't believe I just payed $10 for a gallon of milk and $20 to

ship

> it! Buying a farm is sounding cheaper by the minute.

>

> http://www.mercola.com/forms/organic_pastures.htm#order