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• CLIMATEGATE IS A DECEPTION BY THE LIBERTARIAN CAPITALIST BENT UPON RAPING THE PLANET FOR SELF, FOR GREED

  
  REAL LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Authority: 129
  I left the following over on the Against the Organic Farming Ban group on Facebook. "Andrew Jackson" added below: Against the Organic Farming Ban: The same people who want to ban Organic Farming also want to charge you tax on what you exhale. The hope lies in the EVIDENCE against these fraudsters: Then he added a ...
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• Your Global Warming Thanksgiving

  
  Big Government — Authority: 818
  Let’s hope the Green dream of ending Turkey Day doesn’t come true. Happy Thanksgiving.
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• 5 Years in Prison for Lying About Organic

  
  OrganicAuthority.com - Organic Blog — Authority: 134
  Plus a $250,000 fine! That’s what a Texas man faces for lying to authorities that his products were organic. The man, owner of Sel-Cor Bean and Pea in Brownfield, mislead officials by claiming his products were purchased from organic suppliers, but it turns out, they were not certified as organic. And ...
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• Agribusiness Chief Slams Organics

  
  Green Inc. — Authority: 726
  When Michael Mack, the chief executive of Syngenta, a Swiss agribusiness giant that makes pesticides and seeds, hears people say that organic food is better for the planet, he has one response: "Au contraire."
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• The Kel Word: Chew on This

  
  Velvetpark | Dyke Culture in Bloom — Authority: 143
  After spending two months on an organic farm and lots more time than that mulling the matter, I have come to regard food security and sustainable agriculture as two incredibly under-valued initiati
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• Wisconsin Farmers Wish They Had More Organic Turkeys

  
  OrganicAuthority.com - Organic Blog — Authority: 134
  Since people are pinching pennies like never before, you’d assume they’d bail on the organic turkey. Organic turkeys don’t come cheap! In Wisconsin, a 16 pound organic, free-range bird can cost you around 70 bucks. Sounds like a lot, considering the kiddie table never finishes their food, Uncle Bob only eats ...
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• No More Roofs for Ontario Organic Turkeys

  
  OrganicAuthority.com - Organic Blog — Authority: 134
  In Ontario, there was a simple rule. If you are raising a flock of turkeys, numbering 50 or more, they must be kept under a roof. Why? It protects them from contact with wild birds, and maybe catching avian flu. But local organic turkey farmers fought the mandate, saying the birds must to be outdoors in order to ...
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• Volunteer for Fundapele Conservation Center in Nicaragua

  
  fresh healthy body — Authority: 155
  This is a civilian non profit organization, which is actively involved with social developing projects, regarding all the different fronts that a community might need for an integral growth. Our mission is to promote, drive, and conduct, to channel through, and to execute, projects aiming to personal and communal ...
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• Making Berry Delicious Pies

  
  Cooking Up A Story: A Show about People, Food, and Sustainable Living — Authority: 411
  Cooking Up a Story: Stories Those frozen pies that seem to fill the supermarket frozen display bins, where do they come from, and how are these frozen fruit pies made. We discovered one company, the Willamette Valley Fruit Company , in our own backyard that processes fresh picked berries, and within hours, the fresh ...
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• Organic Farming - Small and Local

  
  EbioAnt — Authority: 143
  By F. Tadesse I am convinced that truly organic farming can be done better by smaller farms.The bigger the farm is the more likely that the farm has to resort to methods that are not organic and environmentally sustainable. The sheer size of the farm demands it. Many people must feel the same way because CSAs, ...
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• 10 Tips for a Sustainable Thanksgiving

  
  TakePart Social Action Network — Authority: 614
  wild turkey by stevevoght, Flickr Creative Commons Since I wrote last year about tips for a sustainable thanksgiving meal, much has transpired in the food movement. We now have a First Family that regularly toils in their backyard to grow and harvest organic produce. The hit documentary, Food, Inc. was released ...
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• Fight Hunger With SocialVibe’s Thanksgiving Feast

  
  TakePart Social Action Network — Authority: 614
  Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and while many of us envision a table overflowing with a delicious feast, unfortunately the dinner table won’t look the same for the one billion people around the world who suffer from hunger.  So, this holiday season SocialVibe is inviting you to help fight hunger and ...
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• Slow Food NYC Online Auction Underway

  
  TakePart Social Action Network — Authority: 614
  Slow Food NYC started a 10 day online auction yesterday with proceeds set to benefit Slow Food NYC’s Harvest Time in Schools Program. The auction is going to run from November 18 through November 28 and features some pretty awesome items if you’re into food. Check out some of my favorite selections below.  ...
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• Are Herbs Weeds or Treasures?

  
  Wish Everyone Good Health. — Authority: 464
  Many herbs have been introduced into Australia and because they are not native plants, they have often few competitors for resources such as water, soil nutrients and light and have few predators. Subsequently, these plants can grow and spread unchecked, endangering native vegetation and even various animal species ...
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  Doug Fine: Author, Journalist, Adventurer, Goat-Herder — Authority: 100
  
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• New iPhone App Makes Eating Safely a Little Easier

  
  TakePart Social Action Network — Authority: 614
  Editor’s Note: This guest post is written by Kristin Schafer, Associate Director for Advocacy at the Pesticide Action Network. I like my cranberries and pumpkin pie chemical-free. It’s not that you can taste or smell pesticides on food–the levels are much too low for that. It’s just that I sleep better ...
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• Coffee: A Love Affair

  
  Kiva Stories from the Field — Authority: 478
  By Karl Baumgarten, KF9, Costa Rica 4,000,0000 cups per year. 10,958,904 cups per day. 42 beans per cup.  460,273,968 beans per day. And they all have to be picked one by one by one. My fingers hurt just thinking about it. Every cup we make  is the culmination of a tenuous process that we all should appreciate. ...
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• Wet Weather Means Less Pumpkin to Go Around – Good for Organics

  
  OrganicAuthority.com - Organic Blog — Authority: 134
  If you’re dying to crack open a can of pumpkin and whip up some pie, you might have your plans dashed. Libby’s canned pumpkin, the brand everyone knows, everyone buys, says all the rain in the Midwest this year has made a mess out of the pumpkin fields. Fields are too soggy to get harvesting equipment going, ...
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• Grown In Detroit

  
  TakePart Social Action Network — Authority: 614
  Teen mothers turn urban farmers at Catherine Ferguson Academy in Detroit.
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• Worlwide Corporate Control of Agriculture: The New Farm Owners

  
  MATADOR NINETY-FOUR — Authority: 128
  Corporate Investors Lead the Rush for Control over Overseas FarmlandWith all the talk about “food security,” and distorted media statements like “South Korea leases half of Madagascar’s land,”1 it may not be evident to a lot of people that the lead actors in today’s global land grab for overseas food ...
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