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U.S.: Battle Escalates Against Genetically Modified Crops - IPS ipsnews.net
ipsnews.net — “Home to a fast-growing network of farmers' markets, cooperatives and organic farms, but also the breeding ground for mammoth for-profit corporations that now hold patents to over 50 percent of the world's seeds, the United States is weathering a battle between Big Agro and a ripening movement for food justice and security.” View full resource at ipsnews.net
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RT @ipsenvironment: US: Battle Escalates Against Genetically Modified Crops - by Kanya D'Almeida http://ow.ly/6Kz8t #BigAgro #GMOs
Community Harvest Project Inc. - Non-Profit Organization - North Grafton, MA - Info | Facebook
facebook.com — “Community Harvest Project Inc. - Community Harvest Project brings together volunteers to grow vegetables on our farm. All our produce goes to hunger relief organizations. - Mission: Our mission is to fight hunger. Volunteers include families and students from elementary school through college, learning about agriculture, community service, and the problem of hunger here and around the world. We also host church and civic groups, who find a meaningful way of connecting with each other and their..” View full resource at facebook.com
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80,000 ppl+ incld many kids &elderly,rely on #Worcester CountyFoodBank as a source of food each yr.Help fight hunger->http://t.co/Y0podl6
Fairfield 'cowboy' raises organic, grass-fed cattle on Nebraska ranch - Connecticut Post
ctpost.com — “Frost says he raises Murray Grey cattle by combining the finest in farming traditions with modern organic and sustainable practices . . . allowing the animals to grow naturally and the land to be enriched. Frost, 53, points out that he trained with a nationally recognized expert in farm management, "but the more I learned about conventional farming, the more I was convinced that there had to be an alternative." Frost says his beef, which also is dry-aged for tenderness and a richer fla” View full resource at ctpost.com
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E.coli news poses questions for organic farming - Business - Going Green - msnbc.com
msnbc.msn.com — “The warm, watery, organic growing environment suspected as the source of a deadly E.coli outbreak in Germany may produce nutritious bean sprouts, but is also an ideal breeding ground for the dangerous bacteria.” View full resource at msnbc.msn.com
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Farm puts organic food on Montgomery County tables | The Leaf Chronicle ? Clarksville, Tenn., and Fort Campbell | theleafchronicle.com
theleafchronicle.com — “Growing organic vegetables isn't the easiest task to take on. Tennessee's pests are tenacious. Using natural ways to combat them requires more labor, but it also means the resulting peppers, eggplants, squash or greens are the finest foods you could find anywhere.” View full resource at theleafchronicle.com
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Genetically modified alfalfa controversial - San Antonio Express-News
mysanantonio.com — “The National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance endorsed the government's decision on Roundup Ready alfalfa, saying alfalfa growers need access to the newest technological advances to remain competitive. [...] the alliance also recognized that organic farming has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in agriculture, and organic alfalfa is an important component of that sector. Beth Nelson, the alliance's president, said organic alfalfa producers have expressed concerns about the possibility that po” View full resource at mysanantonio.com
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Walnut Kitchen Towel Holders - Eco-friendly Solutions To Kitchen Organization
lifestyle.ezinemark.com — “Walnut kitchen towel holders are another very popular material for kitchen towel holders. Like the bamboo, walnut trees are fast growing and can be farmed without impeding on any natural environments, they also offer material that provides a fantastic neutral tone that melds well with many modern based kitchen themes.” View full resource at lifestyle.ezinemark.com
Most Recently Shared on December 8, 2010 at 12:00 pm By:
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Our Tiny Farm in Western North Carolina: Jeanine Will Be Speaking at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens on Nov. 4 and 6
ourtinyfarmnc.blogspot.com — “What I do professionally is described in my profile and covered on my NC Alternative Crops and Organics blog. This is my personal blog about the little farm where my husband and I try to live sustainably. He is also a horticulturist, so we grow lots of plants, including vegetables, herbs, small fruits, ornamentals, and the bees to pollinate them. We also have a horse, donkey, steer, and chickens and are considering adding goats.” View full resource at ourtinyfarmnc.blogspot.com
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World's Smallest Hydroponic Grow Box: Twitter Enabled : TreeHugger
treehugger.com — “Image credit: PocketGrow Whether we are talking about open source, automated garden monitors, more efficient industrial monocultures, or discussing whether soilless farming can be organic, many of our readers seem to have a strong dislike of overly techno-fix approaches” View full resource at treehugger.com
Most Recently Shared on August 27, 2010 at 12:30 pm By:
A humble backyard garden is sufficient, but high-tech options also exist, such as this small hydroponic grow box http://bit.ly/aLdk5E
Cayuga Pure Organics - Northeast Growers and Purveyors of Organic Dry Beans, Grains, and Flour - Brooktondale, New York
cporganics.com — “The founders of Cayuga Pure Organics have been involved in the Ithaca, NY farming community since the early 1970's. In 2003 Erick Smith and Dan Lathwell furthered their commitment to the region's citizens and environment by joining together to form Cayuga Pure Organics. CPO currently grows a wide variety of dry beans and grains. Although the company's main focus is toward healthy food for the communities people, CPO also grows certified organic feed for the region's livestock. Part of CPO's dedi” View full resource at cporganics.com
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I found local, organic beans at the Union Square Greenmarket today! Check 'em out (great recipes, too!): http://www.cporganics.com
Organic Agriculture is the Future
organicconsumers.org — “Organic Agriculture is the Future As our changing global climate threatens to make agriculture more challenging than ever, farmers and policy makers are seeking new ways to grow more food with less environmental impact. But they don't need to look as hard as many think. Though not yet widely adopted, modern organic and other low-external-input farming systems are already proving quite capable of producing large crop yields while also conserving energy and minimizing pollution.” View full resource at organicconsumers.org
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Sting's Wife Styler Saves Forests, Grows Organic, Makes Movies - Bloomberg
bloomberg.com — “Trudie Styler campaigns to save rain forests, aids needy children as a UNICEF ambassador and promotes sound nutrition through organic farming. She also has a less publicized cause: novice movie directors.” View full resource at bloomberg.com
Most Recently Shared on April 30, 2009 at 1:05 pm By:
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Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, lend their support to organic farming. http://bit.ly/JV4WV
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