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From: Albert Straus <strausmilk strausmilk com>
Subject: [P] Straus Family Creamery Newsletter
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            <H1>Straus Family Creamery Newsletter </H1>
            <P>Hi, this is the October 2005 Newsletter from Straus Family=
=20
            Creamery (the organic dairy and creamery in=20
            Northern&nbsp;California).</P><STRONG>Contents:</STRONG><BR>
            <UL>
              <LI><A href=3D"#one">This Month at the Farm</A>=20

              <LI><A href=3D"#two">This Month at the=20
              Creamery</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#three">Vegetable Oil Power at=20
              Straus!</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#four">Job Opening at=20
              Straus</A>=20
              <LI><A href=3D"#five">New Places to Find=20
              Straus Products</A> </LI></UL>
            <P><STRONG><A name=3D"one"></A>This Month at the Farm</STRONG><=
/P>
            <P><STRONG>Spreading Time!</STRONG><BR><IMG height=3D"206" alt=
=3D"spreader" hspace=3D"3" src=3D"http://www.strausmilk.com/newsletter/spre=
ader_1.jpg" width=3D"140" align=3D"left" border=3D"0">One of the questions =
we ask people who=20
            come on tours when we stand by the manure pond is, "What do you=
=20
            smell?" The answer is always "nothing". We hold that if you can=
't=20
            smell the manure, it is being treated properly. The way we trea=
t our=20
            manure is with an anaerobic digester (the digester that powers =
our=20
            methane burning generator) and the aerobic digester that follow=
s (a=20
            pond aerated by a propeller). This bacterial treatment metaboli=
zes=20
            almost all of the ammonia and vaporous compounds contained in t=
he=20
            manure. Therefore, our manure doesn't stink! This way, when we=
=20
            spread our composted manure on the fields in the fall to fertil=
ize=20
            them, our neighbors never complain! So, we've been spreading ou=
r=20
            manure, our soil bacteria is getting its yearly feast, and nobo=
dy's=20
            pinching their nose as they drive by the fields (which isn't al=
ways=20
            the case in these parts). </P>
            <P>We're hoping for more moderate rains this winter, as feed qu=
ality=20
            was down this year due to the late rains that ran into June. Wi=
th=20
            the wet fields, we had to wait to harvest the silage. When hay =
and=20
            silage aren't harvested at the optimum time, the nutrition prof=
ile=20
            declines and thus affects the amount of milk the cows will give=
. The=20
            rains not only affected our own harvests, but sent the price of=
=20
            organic feeds up everywhere. These price increases, unfortunate=
ly,=20
            were partially absorbed by the farm and partially added to the =
cost=20
            of organic dairy products. That's part of the reason you are se=
eing=20
            higher prices for organic dairy products in your store.</P>
            <P><STRONG><A name=3D"three"></A>Out with the Diesel and in wit=
h Veggie=20
            Oil!</STRONG><BR>Not only are we powering our dairy with the=20
            electricity generated from our methane digester, we are now run=
ning=20
            our feed truck on vegetable oil. We've also converted our back-=
up=20
            generator (something everything farm requires) to vegetable oil=
. We=20
            figure it's one step at a time. </P>
            <P>Farmers traditionally have their own gas tanks located on th=
eir=20
            property. That's why you never see a tractor at a gas station! =
But=20
            now, we have been able to convert one of our gas tanks to veget=
able=20
            oil and our diesel powered feed truck has been retrofitted to a=
ccept=20
            it. This is just the beginning. We hope to convert all of our f=
arm=20
            vehicles to be able to use vegetable oil. Vegetable oil replace=
s=20
            diesel gallon for gallon and with our usage. We hope and expect=
 to=20
            replace our current usage of 500 gallons of diesel per month.</=
P>
            <P>Vegetable oil is biodegradable, nontoxic and essentially fre=
e of=20
            sulfur and aromatics. It is a renewable resource, based on soyb=
ean=20
            and other oil crops that are grown anew each year. In our case,=
 we=20
            are using Coconut Oil. But that could change in the future. </P>
            <P>Using vegetable requires no engine modifications, only a few=
=20
            hoses. Performance is the same in terms of torque, horsepower a=
nd=20
            miles per gallon. Vegetable oil also cuts down on emissions.=20
            Particulate matter, carcinogenic compounds, carbon monoxide and=
=20
            total hydrocarbons are all reduced.</P>
            <P>It's all a good thing!</P>
            <P><STRONG><IMG height=3D"146" alt=3D"cows" hspace=3D"2" src=3D=
"http://www.strausmilk.com/newsletter/cows_nl.jpg"; width=3D"220" align=3D"r=
ight" border=3D"0"><A name=3D"two"></A>This Month at the=20
            Creamery</STRONG><BR>There are a few changes at the creamery,=
=20
            including the fact that we have discontinued our Chocolate Nonf=
at=20
            Milk. Unfortunately, we couldn't get enough stores to stock it =
and=20
            not enough of you to drink it. We weren't making enough to just=
ify=20
            the costs of making it. But that doesn't mean we may not reform=
ulate=20
            and reintroduce it some day in the future. We never say never!<=
/P>
            <P><STRONG><A name=3D"four"></A>We'll Miss You Viv!</STRONG><BR=
>Vivien=20
            Straus, sister of Albert Straus, who has been writing the Strau=
s=20
            Family Creamery newsletters and has been Vice President of=20
            Marketing, has left the creamery to pursue her long forlorn wri=
ting=20
            and acting career. She's going to be writing a theatrical comed=
y=20
            about farm life! However, while Vivien leaving may be exciting =
for=20
            Vivien, it leaves a hole at the creamery. If you or anyone you =
know=20
            is looking for a job, has an MBA and/or a Marketing Degree, and=
 has=20
            experience in the Natural Foods industry, we are looking at res=
umes.=20
            You can work out of your home, but you must be a San Francisco =
Bay=20
            Area resident. Email your resume with a cover letter to <A href=
=3D"mailto:family strausmilk com">family strausmilk com</A>.=20
            Attach your resume inside the email (so we don't think it's=20
            spam).</P>
            <P>And if you're interested in getting on the mailing list for=
=20
            Vivien's show (which won't happen for at least a year), go to <=
A href=3D"http://www.strauscom.com";>www.strauscom.com</A> and signup for=20
            Farm Girl Productions =97Vivien Straus=97on the mailing list or=
 email us=20
            and it will be passed on.</P>
            <P><STRONG><A name=3D"five"></A>New Places to Find Straus=20
            Products</STRONG><BR>Our yogurt is now available at all Wild Oa=
ts in=20
            Southern California and the Southwest. Yogurt, Ice Cream and Bu=
tter=20
            is at Whole Foods in the Southwest now as well. Check for yogur=
ts=20
            and butter at selected Southern California Ralph's markets and =
three=20
            of our ice creams at Raley's markets in Northern=20
        California.</P></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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