• Facebook
  • Twitter
David Gumpert
  • Blog
  • SUBSCRIBE
  • Books
  • Articles
  • Interviews
  • Events
  • About
Select Page

For Better or for Worse, Were All Going to Have to Let Go of Sacred Cows If Theres Going to Be Progress on Raw Milk

by David Gumpert | Jul 1, 2009 | Uncategorized | 23 comments

I’m one of these people who believe that seemingly intractable divisions can be resolved by people with good intentions. In other words, when both sides of a political issue truly want a resolution, then they make it happen through compromise. We’ve seen...

Chip, Chip, ChipThe More Small Studies We Get Supporting Raw Milk, the Sooner Well Put the Lies to Pasture

by David Gumpert | Jun 28, 2009 | Uncategorized | 40 comments

The more data there is suggesting that raw milk is not only safe, but also healthy and popular, the more difficult it is for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control, and the various professional medical associations to argue otherwise....

A New Survey Helps Us Understand Why Raw Milk Is the New Go-To Product for More Dairies

by David Gumpert | Jun 24, 2009 | Uncategorized | 21 comments

Raw milk for sale on a central Massachusetts farm.In our debates about the economic impact of raw dairies, we’ve had to speculate, use our personal experiences. There’s been a lot of that going on over the last few days, along with intense debate over...

How Now Brown Cow–Fast-Growing Demand Drives Raw Milk Prices to Lofty Levels; Fights in the Supermarket Aisle

by David Gumpert | Jun 20, 2009 | Uncategorized | 41 comments

There’s an interesting survey going on from the Raw Dairy listserve about how much people are paying for raw milk. When I filled it out last evening, here were the results, based on 39 responses: Some 70% were paying over $6 a gallon, and 30% were paying over...

When Politics Are Allowed to Interfere with Professionals’ Judgment and the Growing Move to Local Foods, Watch Out

by David Gumpert | Jun 17, 2009 | Uncategorized | 21 comments

I’ve run a few companies over the years, and one lesson I’ve learned well is that most employees want to do a good job, do the best they can. Indeed, I’ve come to believe this about people in general, whether they work for private companies or the...

Is NY the FDAs Last Stand on Raw Milk? Heres a Suggestion: Get Rid of NY Ag & Markets

by David Gumpert | Jun 12, 2009 | Uncategorized | 25 comments

I keep trying to figure out what’s really going on with New York’s Department of Agriculture and Markets, and I’m having trouble. A few people have written me to suggest possible motivations. A couple have suggested that the regulators in New York...

What Do We Call NY Ag & Markets New Version of The Boy Who Cried Wolf? Heres a Suggestion

by David Gumpert | Jun 9, 2009 | Uncategorized | 10 comments

We all know the story of the shepherd boy who found entertainment in telling villagers his flock of sheep was being attacked by a wolf. The first time the boy sought help, the villagers came running, only to find the boy was joking. The same thing happened a second...

NY Ag Officials Make Clear Their Position on Listeria; Is USDA Really Listening on NAIS

by David Gumpert | Jun 7, 2009 | Uncategorized | 5 comments

Chuck Phippen seems to have received an answer from New York’s Department of Agriculture and Markets over his challenge to the agency’s approach to dealing with listeria in raw milk. I reported in February about Chuck and his campaign to convince Ag &...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent Comments

  • Ken Conrad: “The following Feb 6, 2026 Pub Med article titled, “Exploring the potential link between mRNA COVID-19 vaccinations and cancer: A…”
  • Ken Conrad: “David, My apologies, SV40 is not a retrovirus… My mistake in referring to SV40 as a retrovirus is described as…”
  • Ken Conrad: “David, you need to explore why biotech companies have decided to use fragments of an invasive monkey retrovirus/sv40 DNA in…”
  • David Gumpert: “Ken, when you begin your criticism of the Moderna vaccine with a major inaccuracy, it kind of puts a damper…”
  • David Gumpert: “I’m not sure the causes of cancer are necessarily so limited. For example, we know that ultraviolet rays from the…”
  • Ken Conrad: “Your first mistake David was referring to these mRNA injections as a vaccine… they are gene altering injections that transform…”
  • davidgumpert: “Turns out Dolly Parton had a role in Moderna’s mRNA technology. This today from Heather Cox Richardson, the historian and…”
  • Joanie Blaxter: “Problem is, a cancer vaccine skips over the elephant in the room. The scientific community already knows what causes cancer…”

Recent Posts

  • Are you ready for cancer vaccines? Why those will be especially convincing
  • Why do ProPublica and other mainstream media keep suggesting we may die if we drink raw milk?
  • Can Big Pharma Drugs Actually Improve Health? Should We Pursue Studies Telling Us That, and Other Unpleasant Truths?
  • Really? Trump cabinet members pay big bucks to learn about importance of sauerkraut?
  • My search for the perfect egg, and the surprising place I finally found it; Propublica’s hit on McAfee
  • Facebook
  • Twitter