The brochures for Victor's CSA read "Kimberton CSA". This is the name that is used by the CSA members in Bethesda to describe the CSA. I recently drove to Kimberton for a visit and to also purchase the raw milk at the whole foods store there using a map I copied from one Victor had. I did see on the map that the area was called Kimberton Camphill.
Probably Victor could FAX you a copy of the notice from the Maryland inspector if you are interested in viewing it yourself.
Each week the "Kimberton CSA" in Bethesda received the wonderful yoghurt from 7 Stars Dairy. I was told that the cream came from 7 Stars dairy and that the raw milk cheese and raw milk came from the "Kimberton CSA" which from the map appears to be Kimberton Camphill.
I believe that raw milk can be sold in the stores in Pennsylvania to the public while in Maryland it is not possible without consequences legally.
Gee, even though I do use the preps and use soil from the nearby park which has worms in it for the plants and herbs that grow on the roof of the building in which I live, it would be a bit of a stretch to get a cow in this location 5 blocks from the White House. . . . . so I suppose I will see you in Pennsylvania every now and then to get some raw milk that tastes good to me and makes me feel good after I drink it.
I do enjoy the wonderful 7 Stars yoghurt which I can buy in the health food store here in DC.
I am grateful to all of you in Kimberton who are doing any kind of biodynamic farming.
Kindest regards,
Mary Ann
MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: Click Here
