1. cv cv O’Donnell Clark & Crew supports FOOD FREEDOM! Find us onFacebook at Food Freedom Oregon & on Twitter @FoodFreedomOR
2. cv cv Trivia cv Question: Where in Oregon is it legal to buy raw milk? A. At a farmers market B. Nowhere C. From a farm D. At a grocery store Correct Answer: C. Explanation: Only if the farmer has three or fewer cows, nine or fewer goats, or nine or fewer sheep.
3. Our Team: Matt Lowe Matt doesn’t just represent farmers, he is a farmer! At least on a small scale. Matt lives on a farm, where he raises goats and chickens, and sells the eggs to his co-workers. He understands the legal and regulatory issues facing farmers and other food-related businesses.
4. cv cv Trivia Question: You are driving in rural Oregon. You see a house with a yard a few cows and a few goats. There is a sign in the yard that says, “Raw Milk for sale: $2 a gallon.” You buy a gallon of raw milk. Is this legal or illegal? cv A. Legal B. Illegal Correct Answer: B. Explanation: It is illegal for a farmer selling raw milk to advertise his raw milk.
44. Our Team: Peter Janci For Peter and his wife Vanessa, a finished work day means time to relax together. They often try to explore something new in their kitchen. Having a mutual love for the city in which they live and work, Peter and his wife enjoy exploring Portland’s culture at music venues, restaurants and social events.
45. cv Trivia cv Question: There is a significant difference between the terms “pastured” and “cage-free” when describing poultry. True or false? A. True B. False Correct Answer: A. Explanation: “Cage-free” or “free range” means only that the animals have access to the outside. Poultry can be “cage-free” and still only be on sand, dirt, or even concrete. In contrast, “pastured“ poultry are housed or ranged on pasture and eat a diet that includes grass, legumes, and insects.
46. Our Team: Peter Janci Peter is our rising star. He represents and advises individuals, non-profits and, small businesses in disputes against the government, large corporations, and national institutions. Check out Peter’s food freedom blogs at: www.OandC.com
47. cv cv Trivia cv Question: It is commonly believed that pastured poultry is significantly better for you than eating conventionally raised poultry. Is this belief true or false? A. True B. False Correct Answer: A. Explanation: Pastured poultry has 21% less total fat, 30% less saturated fat, and 28% fewer calories vs. conventionally raised poultry, and pastured poultry has 50% more vitamin A and 100% more Omega-3 fatty acids than its conventional counterpart.
48. cv cv Trivia cv Question: What year was it commonly known that pastured poultry laid much healthier eggs than their conventionally-fed counterparts? A. 2005 B. 1988 C. 1956 D. 1932 Correct Answer: D. Explanation: In 1932, the USDA tested a chicken diet solely based on soy or wheat meal. The effect was unhealthy or diseased eggs. These problems immediately disappeared after the chickens resumed their pastured diet.
49. cv cv Trivia Question: In Oregon, it is illegal to buy meat slaughtered by a farmer and not a USDA slaughterhouse, but it is legal to slaughter your own animal for your own consumption. If a person goes to a farm, buys a live cow, and has the farmer butcher it for him to give him the meat, has the law been violated? cv A. Legal B. Illegal Correct Answer: A. Explanation: Under the law, this technically counts as the person slaughtering his own animal for his own consumption.
