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Raw Milk Mama

Liz Reitzig, Adam T Kuznia, Charlie Dice, Dre Beltrami

True stories about American agriculture and our food system with an emphasis on how we can create food security for our households and communities.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Liz Reitzig

    Raw milk mama, “food policy bulldog,”entrepreneur, permaculture designer and teacher, writer, and food/agriculture activist. Sometimes I talk too much soil health. I Love cooking!

  • Adam T Kuznia

    Agricultural truth-teller. Results may vary. \ud83c\udf31

  • Charlie Dice

    Female farmer-turned-entrepreneur. Opening the barn doors on small family farming, and breaking the "broke farmer" money mindset so you can turn your ag. expertise into income and true freedom.

  • Dre Beltrami

    The OG of Personal Branding. I write with a middle finger that's 90% intuition, 10% spite, and 0% respect for industry norms. Expect rants, rebellion, and business moves so feral they come with a confetti cannon. \ud83e\udd73

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