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On This Day | Raw Milk a Source of Bacteria

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Some of the bacteria are useful, but many of them are decidedly harmful, causing the diseases that are contagious. Many bacteria are carried in milk. This is both food and a home for them. This means that milk needs to be handled carefully so that none of these disease bacteria can get into it. Those who handle milk should not come near persons having a contagious disease, or they are apt to carry some of the disease bacteria into the milk, and so convey it to those who use the milk. It also makes it necessary that the water in which milk cans are washed be guarded for contamination. It requires care in delivering milk to a house where there is sickness.

— March 13, 1913 | The Ward County Independent

Why We Chose It

It’s 100-year-old scientific commentary that’s more relevant than ever as we enter a new era where raw milk is again rising in popularity. And while there may be benefits, there are also risks. The savvy consumer knows well not only exactly where and their milk comes, but also the people that bring it to them.

Raw Milk a Source of Bacteria

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