Today I met with an enforcement officer with the Virginia Department of Agricultural and Consumer Affairs to discuss fraud.
Very interesting.
Did you know each selling point needs paperwork confirmation to determine validity?!
Local, free range, the works.
You claim it you better be able to confirm it.
Anyone?
I wonder if that rooster had a name before the post or if there was anything wrong with him at all?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCnchausen_syndrome_by_proxy
http://coldantlerfarm.blogspot.com/2015/02/roosters-storms.html?m=1
what is a good type of quiet laying hen for a first time chicken farmer? I want 2-3 - small and quiet - but good eggs. I want to make a coop and an outdoor run, then free range when I am home.
...and go!
Raising 8-10 pigs a year?
"I started raising pigs a few years ago, with just one in the barn. Now I raise 8-10 a year and have a professional butcher come to the farm and dispatch and prepare the meat for me and the folks who co-own the pigs. "
Either I've missed HUGE parts of her blogging history, She raises pigs that she has never mentioned, or she shook her magic 8 ball to fill in the number of pigs raised per year.
http://coldantlerfarm.blogspot.com/2015/02/snow-keeps-on-coming.html?m=1
If I was a betting woman if bet Merlin stands by the fence close to the house because it's the only place Jenna throws hay....the closest and most convenient place for her. Too and she doesn't turn her goats out with him, for company and get the goats out of a lifetime in a stall.
I'd Like to see a pig picture.
Evidently this publication has awarded Jenna Woginrich with some honor as a homestead blogger and will do a piece on her in their next publication.
I sent From Scratch the following and suggest you do the same. Stories of her fraudulent practices continue to come in and the last thing this world needs is to honor a crook.
From Scratch,
Please reconsider Jenna woginrich from cold antler farm as an.award winner who you will highlight in a magazine. Jenna Woginrich has a long history of defrauding individuals of their money through her CSA programs, her Cold Antler Clan subscription, and her Webinar subscriptions. She takes money and does not follow through with products. Many have contacted the Attorney General and pursuing justice and compensation in small claims court. As a farmer I would also like to comment on her poor animal husbandry practices leading to ethic consequences for the animals on her farm. The mortality rate on her farm due to accidents and untreated illnesses are quite high and there are also.incidences of not providing urgent humane urbanization when necessary.
Here is a blog dedicated to the individuals Jenna has defrauded and their quest for justice.
http://coldantlersham.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-sham-that-is-cold-antler.html?m=1
The integrity and credibility of your publication is at risk by supporting Jenna Woginrich and Cold Antler Farm.
Thank you,
Meredith
