Comments on: Organic dairy ratings (and a quick update on me) http://www.hippiemommy.com/2007/01/27/organic-dairy-ratings-and-a-quick-update-on-me/ The life and thoughts of spunky, funky, little punkie Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:43:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: busybusymomma http://www.hippiemommy.com/2007/01/27/organic-dairy-ratings-and-a-quick-update-on-me/#comment-3032 busybusymomma Sat, 03 Feb 2007 23:54:16 +0000 http://www.hippiemommy.com/2007/01/27/organic-dairy-ratings-and-a-quick-update-on-me/#comment-3032 Thanks for posting that link- I saw that a long time ago and meant to bookmark it. We love love love my mom's fresh raw goat's milk but she dried up her goat in November so we're back to store-bought milk. We mostly use Organic Valley because the delicious creamline milk ends up being $12.76/gallon and that's too much even though we don't go through milk like some people. Right now I'm torn between the local and Organic choices... sometimes I can get (and afford) both and other times I have to choose based on finances. I hate when that happens. There's something weird about buying Organic black beans from China, ya know? Thanks for posting that link- I saw that a long time ago and meant to bookmark it.

We love love love my mom’s fresh raw goat’s milk but she dried up her goat in November so we’re back to store-bought milk. We mostly use Organic Valley because the delicious creamline milk ends up being $12.76/gallon and that’s too much even though we don’t go through milk like some people.

Right now I’m torn between the local and Organic choices… sometimes I can get (and afford) both and other times I have to choose based on finances. I hate when that happens.

There’s something weird about buying Organic black beans from China, ya know?

]]> By: eliza jane http://www.hippiemommy.com/2007/01/27/organic-dairy-ratings-and-a-quick-update-on-me/#comment-2988 eliza jane Sun, 28 Jan 2007 20:28:22 +0000 http://www.hippiemommy.com/2007/01/27/organic-dairy-ratings-and-a-quick-update-on-me/#comment-2988 I've ordered the book from my library. One of the reasons I love reading blogs is that none of my real life friends read enough to satiate my thirst for discussing books, and my voracious literary appetite. do you do anything to support ethical farming (or business) outside of which companies you purchase from? Do you have any thoughts on how the ethics of food fit in with programs like WIC and food stamps, which in our state can't be used for organic products. Or say, all of the farmers at our local farmers' marked who don't use organic practices? I’ve ordered the book from my library.
One of the reasons I love reading blogs is that none of my real life friends read enough to satiate my thirst for discussing books, and my voracious literary appetite.
do you do anything to support ethical farming (or business) outside of which companies you purchase from?
Do you have any thoughts on how the ethics of food fit in with programs like WIC and food stamps, which in our state can’t be used for organic products. Or say, all of the farmers at our local farmers’ marked who don’t use organic practices?

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