Dairy-Backed Sales Limits OK'd in House
Washington, D.C., March 29, 2006

Legislation Aims to End Exemption for Large Milk `Producer-Handler'
Washington, D.C., March 28, 2006

Producer-Handler Dairymen Featured on Fox News - The Fox Report
March 22, 2006

Got Competition?
Yuma, AZ, February 25, 2006

He Sells Milk for Half the Price You pay. The Feds Want to Stop Him. Why?
Yuma, AZ, February 19, 2006

System Controlled by Industry Giants
Chicago, IL, February 19, 2006

Dairyman Biding Time with USDA Decision
Yuma, AZ, February 11, 2006

Small Dairyman Shakes Up Milk Industry
Yuma, AZ, February 2, 2006

New Federal Rule to Hit Edaleen Dairy: Farm Too Large for Revised Exemption
Bellingham, WA, January, 14, 2006

Moo-To-You May Become Moot-To-You
Seattle, WA, January, 4, 2006

USDA Announces Final Decision to Amend pacific Nothwest and Arizona-Las Vegas Milk Orders
Washington D.C., December 9, 2005

Do-it-yourself dairies may lose exemption
Silverton,OR, August 13, 2005

Running family farm not about corporate profit: it's about pride
Silverton, OR, August 10, 2005

New rules may milk farm dry
Kent, WA, July 11, 2005

Local dairy on Federal Government hit list
Silverton, OR, July 10, 2005

U.S. sour on tactics of milk's top co-op
Washington D.C., June 20, 2005

Public rallies behind local dairyman
Yuma, AZ, June 19, 2005

Monday deadline looms for Smith Brothers
Kent, WA, June 12, 2005

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Mallorie's Grassroots Milk Carton Campaign Kicks Off

May 18, 2005
Silverton, Oregon

Oregonians who buy milk products from Mallorie's Spring Valley , and other brands originating from their cows will soon notice Action Alert appeals on the milk cartons.

According to Richard Mallorie, Mallorie's Dairy owner and President, the message "Save Our Family Farm" and a call to action are printed onto over 100,000 milk cartons a week.

These cartons are distributed to more than 20 major grocery store chains, and dozens of small stores throughout Western and Central Oregon .

"We need a wide-range response from Oregonians who want to keep milk prices low and our independent, low-priced milk supply on their shelves. Tell the USDA to back off of their pending decision to penalize the small dairies like ours", said Mr. Mallorie.

Regardless of whose milk consumers buy, EVERYONE has a stake in this outcome - the price of milk WILL go up, and jobs WILL be lost. Don't think it can happen?

Have you checked out the price of oil these days?

Take action today - use the handy communication system on our website www.keepmilkpriceslow.org and send USDA a message today.

View Mallorie's Campaign Poster!