
01/03/08, 06:37 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: SE Ohio
Posts: 2,174
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It is not "legal" as the current law stands. Technicaly, if one were to take the law at its word farmers aren't legally allowed to consume their own milk raw...the ODA has simply enver interpretted it that way...lol
However, Governer Strickland has said he will not go after Cow/Goat shares while in office. He also will not allow a law allowing the sale of raw milk to pass while in office either...
There was a law being pushed that included a stipulation for herd shares but the group has stopped pushing that currently.
Have you joined the OhioWAPF group on Yahoo!?
There have been discussions about herd share contracts. There is a group in Ohio of farmers who hired lawyers to draft a herd share contract that ought to hold up in court. Nobody has been taken to court yet, so it hasn't been challenged.
You gotta pay to join that group of farmers and have access to the contract.
Having said all that, the ODA is not actively pursuing raw milk individuals as actively as they have in the past few years...the change of leaders has calmed that aspect.
There are people who run herdshares in Ohio.
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