Iowa's dairy industry is excited about an upcoming webinar called "Raw Milk for Human Consumption: Issues to Consider." The webinar is organized by the dairy team at Iowa State University Extension and Outreach to address the questions and concerns raised by the recent raw milk legislation signed by Governor Kim Reynolds.
Taking place on July 12 from 6-9 p.m. CDT, the free webinar is specifically designed for dairy producers and potential producers who want to understand the new rules for selling raw milk in Iowa.
During the webinar, participants will learn about the details of the new regulations and get valuable advice on managing the risks associated with raw milk. Topics will include the proper collection of raw milk samples and the legal responsibilities of producers under the new law.
The webinar will feature notable speakers who will share their expertise and engage in a Q&A session. Senator Jason Schultz, the bill's sponsor, will explain the motivation behind the legislation. Other speakers include legal expert Kitt Tovar, veterinarian Pat Gorden, raw milk producer Mark McAfee, food science professor Stephanie Clark, and dairy specialists Larry Tranel and Fred Hall.
The organizers of the webinar understand the confusion surrounding the new regulations and aim to provide accurate and up-to-date information. They want to empower dairy producers to make informed decisions within the framework of the law.
Dairy producers and potential producers are encouraged to pre-register for the webinar at least one hour before the event . The webinar promises to offer valuable guidance, address concerns, and help attendees navigate the changing landscape of raw milk regulations in Iowa.
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