[p2p-research] New laws in Michigan

[Samuel Rose]

On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 5:19 PM, Alex Rollin <alex.rollin at gmail.com> wrote:
> Oregon didnt, and california doesn't allow food preparation but does have
> that significant dairy law.
> I worked on a farm in Oregon where we helped to fund a lightweigh mobile FDA
> lab for examining beef from small farms.  That way small farms could sell
> quartered cows (unbutchered  meat) to groups who cooperated to have it
> butchered themselves.
> A
>
Yeah, mobile meat processing is a popular topic nowadays. It was
probably pretty new, though when you did this, I can imagine
(depending on how long ago).

There are others who just want to move this raising and larger-scale
processing all back into the city (some in Cleveland OH calling for
this, for instance) as it used to be decades ago.

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