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Goat Advocacy Group SuperGoat.org Issues Pro Goat Statement in Response to New Film "The Men Who Stare at Goats"
SAN FRANCISCO - (BUSINESS WIRE) - The psychic spies featured in the new film "The
Men Who Stare at Goats" may be able to "kill a goat simply by
staring at it," but according to SuperGoat.org,
that would be impossible.
"Even though the movie portrays goats as susceptible to mind control
experiments, in real life it would be quite the opposite. Once you look
into a goat's eyes, it's more likely they'll have control over you,"
said Jennifer
Bice, Owner, Redwood
Hill Farm & Creamery, home to 350 goats, and Founding Member of SuperGoat.org.
"Goats are sweet, loving, intelligent creatures who contribute much to
society."
Most of the milk used throughout the world comes from goats - and with
good reason. Goat's milk is lactose friendly, easy to digest and
naturally homogenized with no growth hormones. It has more calcium,
vitamins A and D and minerals than milk from cows. A recent "Dateline
NBC" report from the Blue Zone of Ikaria, Greece revealed goat's
milk as "Secret #1 For Living a Healthier, Happier Life."
Goats are earth-friendly - their smaller size means that goats literally
leave a smaller carbon "hoof" print. Agricultural runoff from factory
farms is the single largest source of water pollution, but most goat
farms are small, family run, bio diverse and don't cause runoff or
create nearly as much waste as cow dairies. Goats use less energy and
contrary to popular belief, are picky eaters that are light on their
feet, don't destroy pastures and eat dry brush that causes wildfires.
About SuperGoat.org
Moo-ve over cow's milk - there's a new "kid" in town: SuperGoat and her
Superfoods! As best-in-category manufacturers of goat's milk products, Mary
Keehn of Cypress
Grove Chevre, Laura
Howard of Laloo's
Goat's Milk Ice Cream and Jennifer
Bice of Redwood
Hill Farm & Creamery, know that goats are the "greatest of all
time" (G.O.A.T.). All owner-operators based in Northern Calif., these
successful entrepreneurial women have joined together to bring the
message of "goat goodness" to the masses. Dubbing themselves "The Goat
Girls," the trio has launched a campaign to educate consumers about the
many benefits and wide variety of U.S.-made goat's milk products. For
more information, visit www.SuperGoat.org.
Interviews and photos available on request.
SuperGoat.org
Kris Ellenberg/Kathi Johnson
310-430-1772;
310-649-4781
goat@supergoat.org
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