Families across the United States form food co-ops to access raw milk and locally sourced food, facing government raids that challenge their choices.
“The unseen war on American family farms.”
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Families across the United States form food co-ops to access raw milk and locally sourced food, facing government raids that challenge their choices.
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Synopsis
Kristin Canty follows a mother in the United States who seeks healthier food options for her son. After joining a food co-op, she witnesses significant improvements in his health. Families across the country form similar groups to access raw milk and locally sourced food. However, state and local governments respond with raids on these co-ops. The actions raise concerns about personal choice in food and the role of government in dietary decisions. The film features voices from advocates like Mark McAfee and Benjamin Eckstein.
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Why Watch
- See a mother’s fight for her son’s health with raw milk.
- Find out how food co-ops are changing dietary choices.
- Meet families challenging government food regulations.
Did You Know
- Families in the US are forming food co-ops to access raw milk.
- A mother in the film reports her son’s health improved significantly.
- State and local governments conduct raids on food co-ops.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What health issues are families trying to combat by forming food co-ops?
Families are trying to combat health issues like severe allergies and asthma by forming food co-ops.
Who directed the documentary 'Farmageddon'?
The documentary 'Farmageddon' was directed by Kristin Canty.
What is the main focus of the documentary 'Farmageddon'?
The main focus of 'Farmageddon' is the opposition faced by families accessing raw milk and locally sourced food from state and local governments.
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