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Bob of New Hampshire gets the new award for most creative showing off of the NoNAIS logo on the vanity plates of is pickup truck. Keep spreading the word!

Due to popular demand I have made up a NoNAIS larger print handout. I’m the first to admit the small print of the original was a bit hard on some eyes, including my own. The original request had been that all the info fit a double-sided half sheet of paper. The new large print handout uses two sheets single-sided or it can be printed on a full sheet double-sided to save paper. The document is in PDF format and is compatible with both black & white and color printers. I did have to edit out a small amount of information to get it to fit but the two handouts are essencially the same. All the good stuff is there.

The new large print handout uses the goat version of the NoNAIS logo as requested. While you are at it, check out the other fliers in the right sidebar Sample Flyers section of this page for posters and stickers.

Note that the original handout is still available for those who prefer it. There is a HTML version and a plain text version for those who want a format other than PDF.

The original purpose of this handout was to be able to easily pass out paper information to folks who did not have internet access. I also created another longer NoNAIS Printout document that is a compilation of the most popular articles and the “Just the Facts” section. It is not as neat and pretty as the handout but has a lot of details. This can be printed out for people who don’t have net access and will give them more information than is on the handout.

Enjoy!

Carolyn S. emailed me this photo of her new mailbox sign. It’s a great way of spreading the word.

Other people have mentioned they made up banners that they have hung on their houses or fences, signs in their car windows, bumper stickers, etc. Anything you can do to help spread the word about NAIS is good. The biggest part of the battle is getting the word out. The government has done an excellent job of hiding their plans in plain sight for the USDA’s National Animal Identification System (NAIS). It looks like an innocuous program for disease control when what it really does is trample on our Constitutional rights and hand over control of our food supply to Big Agri-Biz and the government. Once people find out about NAIS and how it will hurt them they are almost unanimously against NAIS. [1, 2]

Here is our new mailbox paint job at Sugar Mountain Farm inspired by Carolyn:

You can find the NoNAIS.org stencil design as well as a lot of other artwork in this folder. All of it is available for you use to fight against NAIS.