Morningland Dairy Raw Milk Cheese
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO UNFAIR AND DASTARDLY UNDERMINING BY MISSOURI STATE AUTHORITIES, MORNINGLAND DAIRY WAS FORCED TO CEASE PRODUCTION, RECALL HEALTHFUL PRODUCT, & CEASE SELLING ANY OF OUR CHEESE. SEE "RECALL INFO/COURT ACTION".
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September 19, 2010 - How You Can Help
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Dear Customers, Friends, et al,
Thank you for your offers to help. First and foremost: Pray to the one, true God in heaven for His truth and righteousness. Second, call your congressmen, your state senators, and your local officials and ask them why drugs, genetically modified foods, big corporations who are massive polluters, and dairies that pump animals with hormones and antibiotics, etc. have government approval, while small companies like ours who try hard to make a healthful product from healthy animals, and who have harmed no-one, can be shut down as the result of one obviously faulty test. It appears that we are being targeted for the use of raw milk. How can it be that the government has the right to choose what we eat?
Thanks, again,
Joseph, Denise, Jedadiah, and our Morningland Dairy families
2 Chronicles 7:14 - If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
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Traci
10:05 AM on September 20, 2010
As a raw milk dairy farmer in Texas I am always appalled to hear of our government trying to protect us from our heathiest foods. That their main concern is NOT our food saftey rather protecting big AGribusiness so they continue getting the whole of our food dollar.
What people don't realize is whether it's Wisconsin, Kentucky, Ohio, or Missouri the tactics they use are the same. They (government) doesn't have to ever prove that a farm/ dairy is selling an unsafe product. All they have to do is keep the farmer jumping through hoops long enough to go broke. You see the Dixon's are still feeding their cows, maintaining their health, calves are being born and bills are still pouring in. The Gov. has taken away their right to earn money. Now every day is a money pit they keep throwing money in and get nothing in return. Until they are forced to start selling their cows one by one to try to keep it going. It is absolutely heartbreaking and unforgivable. The prayers and protests are great but the best thing anyone can do for this dairy is buy a 10, 20, or 40 lb. block of "support" and mail them a check. Feed their cows for the day.
What people don't realize is whether it's Wisconsin, Kentucky, Ohio, or Missouri the tactics they use are the same. They (government) doesn't have to ever prove that a farm/ dairy is selling an unsafe product. All they have to do is keep the farmer jumping through hoops long enough to go broke. You see the Dixon's are still feeding their cows, maintaining their health, calves are being born and bills are still pouring in. The Gov. has taken away their right to earn money. Now every day is a money pit they keep throwing money in and get nothing in return. Until they are forced to start selling their cows one by one to try to keep it going. It is absolutely heartbreaking and unforgivable. The prayers and protests are great but the best thing anyone can do for this dairy is buy a 10, 20, or 40 lb. block of "support" and mail them a check. Feed their cows for the day.
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Denise Geyer
11:17 AM on September 21, 2010
Dear Joseph, Denise, jedadiah, and folks,
Stay strong, dear ones! Please keep the check I sent for 10 lbs. of cheese last month and consider that I paid for 10 lbs. of embargoed cheese. I hope many of your customers will keep ordering up and sustain you through the fight. You do an excellent work and I hope and pray you're able to resume it soon.
Sincerely, Denise Geyer
Stay strong, dear ones! Please keep the check I sent for 10 lbs. of cheese last month and consider that I paid for 10 lbs. of embargoed cheese. I hope many of your customers will keep ordering up and sustain you through the fight. You do an excellent work and I hope and pray you're able to resume it soon.
Sincerely, Denise Geyer
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Sandra
3:39 PM on September 21, 2010
I think it is just another example of our government having too much control. I can't even sell my free range chicken eggs in Missouri unless people come to my house to purchase them. So, if they buy from my house, it automatically makes them "not" contaminated? Duh!
My prayers are with you from the standpoint of financial loss and your reputation possibly being damaged from this issue but also for our country that is losing more and more freedoms every day. I will be contacting my congressmen(women)!
My prayers are with you from the standpoint of financial loss and your reputation possibly being damaged from this issue but also for our country that is losing more and more freedoms every day. I will be contacting my congressmen(women)!
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jason
1:26 AM on September 22, 2010
can you please post information on the website where people can send in money to help out??(who to make a check out to) i would love to help in any way..this is about so much more than cheese..
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jason
1:46 AM on September 23, 2010
ive sent letters to mercola.com and the weston a price foundation letting them know about the issue.. hopefully they respond in time and and are able to use status and reach to help out with this.. again, many prayers.. please post where we can send money!!
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