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Have you heard about the Great American #MilkDrive?

May 2, 2014 2 Comments

Today is my birthday and I have a special request. Will you help me, help others?

Maybe you’ve missed it. Maybe you didn’t know. Maybe you heard something about it but got sidetracked by another one of those cute cat videos. Damn those cute cat videos!

Help America’s Dairy Farmers (like me!) and Feeding America give milk to those who can’t afford to buy it on their own.

Visit milklife.com/give or text “Milk” to 27722 for more info.

Share the milk by sharing the info!

 

 

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  1. Dairy Larry

    May 2, 2014 at 10:19 am

    Happy Birthday, Carrie! I think it’s great that milk processors are stepping up to help facilitate donations of milk from the public to needy people, and I appreciate your help in spreading the word. But I’d like to point out that a group of dairy farmers themselves have already been doing this for the past several years. The Dairy Pricing Association is a young and growing organization of dairy farmers that has been contributing 10 cents from every hundredweight of milk they ship to a fund that makes such donations. Members of DPA feel a responsibility to promote the image of milk to consumers and provide high-quality nutrition to people who could not otherwise purchase it while supporting domestic demand of dairy products through strategically purchasing and removing them from the marketplace. As dairy farmers, we all know that milk prices quickly drop below our cost of production with even a tiny surplus, and the goal of DPA is to gain enough power in the marketplace to prevent this from happening. The great thing is that we can promote our great product and help people in the process of doing this. We’d love to have your help!

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    • dairycarrie

      May 2, 2014 at 11:11 am

      That’s awesome! I will certainly check it out! I know personally, our family donates several gallons of milk each month to our local community supper.

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