It’s hard to say which is more difficult (or maddening) to comprehend, the bedeviling political farm bill process in Congress, or …
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It’s hard to say which is more difficult (or maddening) to comprehend, the bedeviling political farm bill process in Congress, or …
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September 29, 2011 When you sit down to a meal, do you ever wonder where the ingredients come from? Who grew them? What is history …
May 11, 2011 A variety of voices are being raised on NYTime's 'Room for Debate' opinion page this week, with the subject header …
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CAZENOVIA, NEW YORK “Have you ever ridden in a car that runs on vegetable oil?” “No. I have not,” I replied. Eric …
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Why did I spend 5 months pedaling 4,300 miles across the country to rediscover our food system? Before I answer that question, I …
During the summer of 2009, Nathan Winters spent 5 months pedaling across the country—4300 miles— to rediscover our food system. …
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February 11, 2011 The TED talks have garnered a following and popularity throughout the world - many folks like to listen to …
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November 22, 2010 Calcutta, India As the taste for fast food has increased over the years overseas, so has the waistband. "We …
Joan Dye Gussow is one of those rare individuals who listen to their own convictions whether it is of popular held belief or not. …
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Continuing with our Seeds of Life series, Willamette Valley organic seed breeder, Frank Morton, explains the benefits of open …
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