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ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Nov 2024 9:48:12 +0000, D wrote:
>>
>> On Thu, 21 Nov 2024, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
>>>>
>>> Local cows.  Dairy farms are nearby in fact there's
>>> one about 4 miles from me.  Not too large, but he
>>> does sell his milk to the processing plant thirty
>>> miles south of me.
>>>
>>
>> You could try to sneak in at night, squeezing out a liter or two! I
>> remember when I was a child and spend a few weeks in the summer in
>> iceland
>> at the farm of relatives. We'd get the milk fresh from the cow. Best
>> milk
>> I ever had.
>>
>>
> We always drank milk from the Jersey cow my grandparents
> had when we'd visit when I was a child.  No problems.
> 
> But several years ago my brother was buying milk from
> the dairy farm 4 miles from me and the farmer got in
> trouble for it.  He could no longer sell it to us.

Yah, it's just the damn communist bureaucracy that made all those nasty 
regulations. Come January 21, most government regulatory agencies will 
be completely dissolved, and you'll be able to buy raw milk anywhere in 
the country. And it will be tariff, free unless you buy some fancy 
imported milk.