A raid on a Pennsylvania farm could affect more than just one food supplier and its customers. Some see the case as having implications for the food freedoms of the entire nation.
On Jan. 4, in Bird in Hand, Pennsylvania, an Amish farmer named Amos Miller had his place raided by authorities. A subsequent hearing involving Miller’s farm taking place on Thursday could determine aspects of the future of raw dairy consumption.
(Courtesy Amos Miller Organic Farm)
Miller said his mission is to provide “nutrient-dense, chemical, and cruelty-free foods, grown according to God’s law.” He explains that some use it as medicine since nutrient-dense foods can be healing to the body. Miller has more than 2,000 members who purchase raw dairy products and other natural groceries, such as maple syrup and granola,
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