Isn’t this really about freedom to eat the food you want? This is the question posed to me by Canadian TV journalist in a recent interview. British Columbia and Ontario are both battlegrounds for raw milk access.
Kimberly Hartke reviews The Bovine Blog, which covers the farmer Michael Schmidt and his battle with the Canadian government over his raw milk dairy.
Anthony Kovats, a dairy trade publication editor, who recently returned from a trip to Rome, blogs about raw milk, and the governments who seek to limit access to this rare food.
Sally Fallon Morell, the leading champion of raw dairy for its nutritional benefits, hails the courage of a Canadian farmer facing criminal charges for his cow boarding program.
Kimberly Hartke argues that Michael Schmidt is an artisan dairy farmer providing a quality product to his patrons of his art, heritage raw milk in this editorial.
When government policies keep us up at night, tossing and turning, unable to sleep, perhaps it is time for change. Sleepless blogger asks profound questions about the raw milk controversy.
I am so excited! An opinion editorial I wrote about Weston A. Price and his influence on contemporary raw milk movement was published Friday on the Canadian Blog, The Bovine! This is a fantastic blog…
Posted in Heroes of Sustainable Agriculture | Also tagged blog, blog network, contempt of court, controversy, cow boarding, Michael Schmidt, Ontario, op-ed, raw milk, real food, real food blogs, realfoodmedia.com, The Bovine, Weston A. Price |
The Michael Schmidt trial going on in Canada is the Scopes Monkey Trial of the Raw Milk Movement. The outcome of this trial, should Schmidt win, will pave the way for a legitimate place for raw milk in the Canadian food supply….
Posted in Whole and Natural Foods | Also tagged coliform, FDA, food freedom, food safety, Michael Schmidt, Natural News, pathogens, raw milk, regulations, Scopes Monkey Trial, sustainable agriculture, traditional farm, U.S., USDA |
The Woodstock Sentinel Review ran an opinion editorial that I wrote in reference to the Michael Schmidt trial. Michael is an honest, reputable farmer who is being treated like a criminal…
