Which is kind of the theme of my argument for legalizing herd shares for raw milk (and eventual direct farm sales). . . in West Virginia. The local economic value of agriculture has never had enough value placed up on it, and we have been a historically poverty stricken place. Local food is part of the answer, and God knows, we need an answer here. And soon.
Read more here:
"A West Virginia Family Leaves Coal for Local Food—And Wants to Help Others Do the Same
In a place where coal’s legacy has left residents struggling, one family has a vision of a healthier future."
http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/west-virginia-family-leaves-coal-local-food-mcdowell-20151221
Read more here:
"A West Virginia Family Leaves Coal for Local Food—And Wants to Help Others Do the Same
In a place where coal’s legacy has left residents struggling, one family has a vision of a healthier future."
http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/west-virginia-family-leaves-coal-local-food-mcdowell-20151221
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