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“For the Sake of the Children” Is a Tough Media Barrier to Overcome

by David Gumpert | Dec 1, 2007 | Uncategorized | 20 comments

We all need to become more savvy not only about the food we eat and where we obtain it, but about interpreting all the related media messages that are created—spin, as the politicians like to call it. We like to think that our country has a free press, and...

For Love or Money? Factoring in Personal Goals, Business Goals, and Risk Premiums

by David Gumpert | Nov 29, 2007 | Uncategorized | 14 comments

The discussion about farmer profits, or lack thereof, illustrates how amazingly conflicted we are about food, both as growers and consumers.  I hear several issues being raised simultaneously, and that has a way of clouding matters:  –Personal goals...

Thinking Differently About Pricing: What Seems Like a Commodity to Farmers Can Be a Premium Product to Consumers; Watch Out, Veggie Growers

by David Gumpert | Nov 28, 2007 | Uncategorized | 17 comments

I’d like to discuss food prices from a different perspective than they tend to get talked about. I find it interesting that a number of farmers commenting on yesterday’s post seem to feel uncomfortable about their pricing, and feel the need to justify the...

Organic Duck at $7 a Pound Triggers a Debate About Price, and Questions About Values

by David Gumpert | Nov 26, 2007 | Uncategorized | 13 comments

It was a seemingly ordinary posting on a raw milk listserve I subscribe to in Massachusetts (sponsored by a raw milk dairy, Oake_Knoll_Ayrshires, at Yahoo Groups). On the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, a farmer offered “Certified organic fresh duckling available...

In This Holiday Season, Wishing for the Best, Fearing the Worst–Assessing MI, CA, and WI Developments

by David Gumpert | Nov 25, 2007 | Uncategorized | 4 comments

I am of two minds about Thanksgiving. Like most everyone, I am grateful for the bounty and family time that are part of the holiday. But I always feel a sense of uneasiness about what follows, the assault on our senses by the advertising and retailing orgy we are all...

A Thanksgiving Question: How Tough Should I Be On Myself for My Global Food Addiction?

by David Gumpert | Nov 21, 2007 | Uncategorized | 6 comments

It’s easy to become outraged, as I did Monday, about a global food system in which individual farmers are anonymous cogs in a system controlled by huge international corporations. I can talk about not buying any more ginger, but what does that really...

What’s Wrong With This Picture…Our Regulators Discourage Farm-to-Consumer Sales; In China, They Can’t Even Find the Farm

by David Gumpert | Nov 20, 2007 | Uncategorized | 8 comments

Growing numbers of American consumers want to buy their food directly from farms, because the food is tastier, more nutritious, and safer than the alternative.  There is an amazing endorsement of the safety factor in today’s Wall Street Journal, which has a...

The Story Behind the Story of Ron Paul’s Raw-Milk Proposal; Article in The Nation on Farm Problems

by David Gumpert | Nov 19, 2007 | Uncategorized | 19 comments

The speech in Congress and introduction of legislation permitting interstate shipments of raw milk by Rep. Ron Paul didn’t just happen in a vacuum. According to an email account from Aajonus Vonderplanitz, the California raw food expert, the move by the...
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