thanks steve, my problem here is ... i've given up trying to convince local people of the awesome quality.My garden shrinks to just feed us, and our dream of horse farming, our local reality has yet to awaken. if it does, can i afford the insurance?That has become an issue.how can anyone small, be protected from a lifetimes work and there only economic future from the vultures of our culture. it causes those who want to share and care .....to withdraw.. because the support is not there. here in delaware, my impression is that if you don't cause an issue, we'll leave you alone, but if you cause trouble,we have the law already on the books. you may not even give a friend a plant without a nursery licence... is on the books... just as... you must get your compost to 00000000 degrees or have a record of everything you have done foreever... you can say to hell with uncle sam but, the majority worship him and don't want to change.so much for a market... with love.:)sharon ps i need people to support me directly, and even get involved in the work.. it doesn't seem compatible with our times. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 10:46 PM Subject: Re: Writer's Request: Organic Industry vs Organic Movement
> > In a message dated 9/28/02 9:32:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << Is there a way to cross > > that bridge.? I'm asking God here and you all. There is a lot of fear and > > ignorance, and I am one of the ignorant ones, I'm trying my best to build > > bridges,:)sharon > > ----- Original Message ----- >> > > Just sell quality produce free of chemicals with the best taste and aromas > anyone has ever experienced, your practices are proprietary or divulged at > your discretion, to hell with Uncle Sam...sstorch > > >
