"Ticks, Federal Overreach & A Georgia Farm That Fought Back | The Farm2Table Show"

DescriptionA Georgia farmer got shut down for selling her neighbor's honey. A federal bill moving through Congress could make that happen in your state. And a parasite that turns red meat into a health threat is now confirmed inside U.S. borders.Tonight Keith and Ryan break down three threats hitting the homesteading and food freedom community right now — and what you can actually do about each one.In this episode:Jones Creek Farm — how Stephanie Jones fought a zoning shutdown and won, and the lesson every cottage food producer needs to hearThe EATS Act — why it sounds good on paper and why Weston A. Price Foundation is urging you to call your senatorNew World Screwworm — first confirmed U.S. cases, why ranchers won't report it, and what a $750 million fly factory tells you about who's really in chargeAlpha Gal Syndrome — the tick-borne condition turning red meat into a health threat, your real odds if you work outdoors in the South, and natural protocols worth knowingThe 2026 Homestead & Preparedness Events Calendar — live demo of the new tool built for this communityAction steps from tonight's show:Check your local zoning laws before scaling your operationContact your senators about the EATS Act — link belowGet your tick prevention protocol in place now — sulfur, clothing, daily checksFind every homesteading event near you: [calendar link]The Farm2Table Brief publishes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on Facebook. Keep it local. Prepare for the unexpected.The title leads with the emotional hook — ticks and federal overreach are both visceral. The farm win anchors it in hope rather than fear. And all four are searchable terms people are actually looking for right now.