>> I'd appreciate any addresses to good feminist sites.  There are a lot out
>> there.. which are the best?

"World Wide Women" is one. Go to  http://www.euro.net/5thworld/women/women.html

Arie Zonshine.
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Jan  7 09:09:34 1996
Date: Sun,  7 Jan 96 12:15:24 PST
From: mary hallock morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Meat!Meat!Meat!(reprise) 
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


On Sun, 7 Jan 1996 10:05:22 -0500  Cathan Koch-Cook wrote:
>
>Wouldn't it be great if our food could be grown/raised at a local farm where
>we could oversee how the plants are cultivated, and how the milk and eggs
>are produced.  Farms that raised corn could trade grains with those that
>raise wheat, so we could all have a good variety.  The amount of food
>required would be much lower, so the cruelty induced by forcing large
>quantities from each animal would be eliminated.  Am I being too idealistic
>here?  I don't know anything about farms... but I do know that I've thought
>about buying a bigger piece of property and having my own dairy cow and egg
>hens.  Other people in my area do it.  I certainly would especially kind to
>these "pets".  Why couldn't it work by community, rather than by individual?
>
>
Not idealistic Cathan.  I too dream of having the property to have a few hens, a dairy 
goat, and *lots of pets.*  
My dream also includes a larger garden than I have now -- so that I can grow most of 
my own food (and a Ronco 
Food Dehydrater -- ha,ha -- 'cause I don't know how to can stuff).

In fact, these are ideas that a bioregionalist would have.  If you care to discuss it 
more, you can e-mail me and I 
can give you the address for the bioregionalism list.

Peace,

Mary
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