FDA Warns Bird Flu Found In Pasteurized Milk From Grocery Stores
ZeroHedge is re-reporting a story (behind a paywall) from the Epoch Times about new regulations created as a result of the bird flu having been found in cow milk.
"Dairy cattle moving between states must be tested for the bird flu virus, U.S. agriculture officials said Wednesday as they try to track and control the growing outbreak.
The health of everyone affects everyone's health.
Make sense? It's true. If someone close to you is sick, you are limited in some way, however small. Your liberty to go out or away is limited. You have new responsibilities, possible expenses, and more.
And even though I might not know you personally, your health affects me...like the butterfly flapping it's wings halfway around the world. So...
This doesn't bode well for both the quality and the availability of our food.
https://www.fb.org/market-intel/over-140-000-farms-lost-in-5-years
Delaware lost 144 farms in the 2017-2022 time period, a loss of approximately 6.3% of the farms in the state, which amounts to the loss of about 2,000 acres farmed (an average of almost 14 acres per lost farm).
We have a few things we recommend you avoid.
But we thought it might be better to first remind you of a few things to NOT avoid.
- family - develop good relationships
- good food - eat healthy: organic, nutrient-dense, unprocessed
- quiet times - silence and seeking God
We all know there are more, but we want to be reminded of these often.
One advantage farmers and gardeners have over other folks is their need for constant awareness of seasons.
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. Preparing, Planting, Fertilizing, Harvesting.
It's always in the back of the farmer's mind that things have to change for things to grow.
If you've been around jubileebackforty.com a few times, you know things change from time to time.
The reasons aren't always clear to a user, but we have had our reasons...and our seasons.
As always, we consider you our friend if you're here, and at least our neighbor if you're not.