There's a lot going on in food and farming right now.

A ban on cattle imports from Mexico because of the screw worm outbreak.

Some artificial and synesthetic dyes being removed from the US food supply.

A new possible surgeon general whose family openly promotes raw milk on social media.

Attempts to ban raw milk in North Carolina.

And more.

We have had good things happening as well.

Rogue's website is in the process of getting some updates. Hopefully by Summer you will enjoy a new look and some new features.

Max Kane is doing a food freedom event up in Hudson, NY on Saturday, May 31st that we want to invite all Rogue folks to consider attending. I wish I could make it, but my son will hopefully be turning people into paper airplanes at the Ohio State Judo championships, but if you are in the region, you don't want to miss out on a fantastic day at Abby Rockefeller's farm, including a real food lunch included.

Last, we also updated how we handle the Rogue Food Digital library. We have made access and download easier and faster. No more half a dozen links and more each with its own passwords to get to your purchase.

And... for those that just want particular topics or areas of interest, we will soon have available smaller download packages for popular topics, such as alternative local food distribution, farm work arounds and tips, or all about PMAs.

While we finish creating those new options, we are offering 40% off the RFC digital library. Use code Rogue40 if you have been fence sitting about getting forty some hours of fantastic content that applies to food, farming, and beyond. This offer is only good through Friday night while we test out the new system and work out any kinks and bugs.

And... tickets to our September event at Aberlin Springs go live later this week. Congressman Thomas Massie, Catherine Austin Fitts and many others will be part of this one of a kind event at the Aberlin Springs Agri-community.

Be well and be rogue,

John and Joel