Lance&Laura Flournoy
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Lance&Laura Flournoy commented on the post, The Most Important Ingredient In Your Business 8 years, 4 months ago
Thanks David!!
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Lance&Laura Flournoy posted a new activity comment 9 years, 4 months ago
USDA Inspected facilities are allowed to sell goats milk in Va. I miss spoke, or didn’t give enough information. We can not sell, for human consumption, goat milk under the cottage food laws of Va (unless you have a USDA inspected facility) :)
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Lance&Laura Flournoy posted a new activity comment 9 years, 4 months ago
You can not “sell” goat milk in VA, unless you mark it as “Not for human consumption.” OR sell shares in your goat. We sell goat shares. People can legally drink the milk of their own animals…so selling a portion of each animal makes it a share. They do need to pay a fee monthly that shows you are taking care of the animal…like a boarding and…[Read more]
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Lance&Laura Flournoy joined the group Virginia 9 years, 4 months ago
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Lance&Laura Flournoy added a new CFO 9 years, 4 months ago
Hopeton Farm – locally grown farm raised meats (processed in USDA facilities) We have chicken, lamb and beef available at most times.
Other specialties are: Granola, Chocolate syrups, Dilly Pickled Beans, BBQ S […]
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Lance&Laura Flournoy became a registered member 9 years, 4 months ago
Thanks so much for replying. So I take that to mean that even a commercial operation, processing the milk in a commercial facility, cannot sell it? Then there would be no way for anyone to produce goat milk and sell it in a store in VA? Very interesting.
USDA Inspected facilities are allowed to sell goats milk in Va. I miss spoke, or didn’t give enough information. We can not sell, for human consumption, goat milk under the cottage food laws of Va (unless you have a USDA inspected facility) :)
Okay, that makes sense, and since it’s regulated by the USDA, not VA’s ag dept, I can see how the home food processing license would not be sufficient. Thanks for the info!