Comments on: In New Zealand cows eat grass http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/ Made in New Zealand from local and imported ingredients Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:31:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Tim Norton http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7323 Tim Norton Tue, 22 Jan 2008 02:44:51 +0000 http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7323 Oops wrong identity - Totally agree! A big component of our point of difference is that we just do things the natural way, its simple, we’ve never done any different, and its just way better for the world, the living animals and your health! I struggled to find organic milk in the US, and in the end when I did find a strongly labeled ‘organic milk’ teh fine print on the rear stated what that meant under US law - ” we guarentee that these cows have not been genetically modified or eaten any genetically modified food…. in the last 12 months!” Looked more like a product from Dupont than a friendly cow wagging its tail - yuck! Oops wrong identity -

Totally agree! A big component of our point of difference is that we just do things the natural way, its simple, we’ve never done any different, and its just way better for the world, the living animals and your health!

I struggled to find organic milk in the US, and in the end when I did find a strongly labeled ‘organic milk’ teh fine print on the rear stated what that meant under US law - ” we guarentee that these cows have not been genetically modified or eaten any genetically modified food…. in the last 12 months!”

Looked more like a product from Dupont than a friendly cow wagging its tail - yuck!

]]> By: grownewzealand http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7322 grownewzealand Tue, 22 Jan 2008 02:43:21 +0000 http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7322 Totally agree! A big component of our point of difference is that we just do things the natural way, its simple, we've never done any different, and its just way better for the world, the living animals and your health! I struggled to find organic milk in the US, and in the end when I did find a strongly labeled 'organic milk' teh fine print on the rear stated what that meant under US law - " we guarentee that these cows have not been genetically modified or eaten any genetically modified food.... in the last 12 months!" Looked more like a product from Dupont than a friendly cow wagging its tail - yuck! Totally agree! A big component of our point of difference is that we just do things the natural way, its simple, we’ve never done any different, and its just way better for the world, the living animals and your health!

I struggled to find organic milk in the US, and in the end when I did find a strongly labeled ‘organic milk’ teh fine print on the rear stated what that meant under US law - ” we guarentee that these cows have not been genetically modified or eaten any genetically modified food…. in the last 12 months!”

Looked more like a product from Dupont than a friendly cow wagging its tail - yuck!

]]> By: Nic Wise http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7300 Nic Wise Fri, 18 Jan 2008 10:00:44 +0000 http://rowansimpson.com/2008/01/18/in-new-zealand-cows-eat-grass/#comment-7300 I spent 3 months (and a few other trips) in "americas dairy land" (Wisconsin - Mid West) without seeing a single cow. They keep them all inside, and the butter is WHITE. It's scary. Meat isn't a problem tho - I'm a vegetarian, mostly - but what I had ("USDA approved beef") was woefull compared to the B-grade stuff we get in NZ. Maybe I need to find some A-grade NZ stuff here in London.... I spent 3 months (and a few other trips) in “americas dairy land” (Wisconsin - Mid West) without seeing a single cow.

They keep them all inside, and the butter is WHITE. It’s scary.

Meat isn’t a problem tho - I’m a vegetarian, mostly - but what I had (”USDA approved beef”) was woefull compared to the B-grade stuff we get in NZ. Maybe I need to find some A-grade NZ stuff here in London….

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