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‘As pure as it can be'
Within the tiny confines of a Jordan farmhouse, Meg and Bruce Schader are making a yogurt far healthier than your typical brand.
This past fall, the Schaders opened a small plant on Wake Robin Farm to make milk and yogurt free of pesticides and antibiotics.
“A lot of people are looking for that in their food supply; they want it as pure as it can be,” Meg said.
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