Raw Milk FAQs from Purdue Extension

WBAA

Published December 5, 2012 at 6:00 AM EST

Purdue Extension is out with a new publication on raw milk. Raw Milk FAQsis free to download and is meant to be a resource for Indiana lawmakers who might consider legislation banning or regulating the sale, and those interested in drinking milk that is not pasteurized.

The Indiana Board of Animal Health also recently released its report, which was ordered by the General Assembly. You can find it HERE.

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