How a small Oregon dairy farm's fight became fodder for misinformation | The Story | June 25, 2024

June 25 on The Story: In rural Yamhill County, just outside of Newberg, a tiny dairy farm has found itself squeezed between state regulators and a wellspring of misinformation - making the farmer the face of a political campaign that she says she does not entirely agree with. Sarah King is the owner of Godspeed Hollow, a dairy with just four cows. Through something called herd sharing, she's able to legally distribute raw milk to a few people who pay to support her operation. When the state of Oregon began the process to implement new environmental policies that would affect her business, she successfully fought back - for now. However, her story took on a life of its own when an online content creator added his own spin to the tale.
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[@emilysmith259]

Sarah should make her own video or post even THIS one as a link on the UA-camr's comments. At least people who see that video might recognize that this video is from HER and tells HER side and that info in his video is not as accurate as it seems...

[@oeautobody3586]

While being understanding of Sarah story...state regulation is getting greedy rude.