My copy of the program is rather battered and was only a patchy
download off the
TV. I am sure some one would have a good copy and the equipment to
convert it to
your system.
Thanks for this very informative post, Gil. (Anyone else have
comments on this video?)
Later in the day after posting
Prominent Israeli MP accuses Sharon of 'barbarism'
[In the most dramatic and forceful statement by a Jewish government official
to date, a British MP sharply denounced the Sharon government and expressed
a surprisingly nuanced understanding of the dynamics of the Israel-Palestine
conflict.
This video will be part of Gardening for the Future, a 6-week
series of films and discussions the will include programs on Alan
Chadwick, John Jeavons, Fukuoka, Mollison and a screening of LIFE IN
THE SOIL. I hope you can plan to attend. All programs at 7pm on
Thursday evenings in the
the face of the farmer is a large part of what spiritual food
distribution should be about, in my humble opinion. -Allan
Dear Christy,
The farm is Ladybug Oak Grove located in central Florida in the midst of the
citrus belt. The farmer is John Krohn. He was inspired by and is a
neighbor of
In my conversations with the farmer, he has explained how he and Hunter are
lone pioneers (my word) down there among chemicals galore used in citrus
growing. He told of the greatly visible decrease in wildlife in Florida in
general over the years and of how the industry is being taken by foreign
I was not going to send it to mailing list.
I respect my list too much.
Gil
Dave Robison wrote:
Wait! Don't bother. Yahoo has deactivated this account as an anti-spam
measure. I guess this is some sort of a science lesson.
==
Dave Robison
Received this today. Its free! Christy
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HEARTBREAK IN THE HEARTLAND: The True Cost of Genetically Engineered Crops
In this 26 minute
Barrow -
Nyet on scanning a journal article; likewise, re-typing.
Like many journal articles, available in print only. ILL is your
best bet. Perhaps, write to the publisher for options.
- Diver
Steve,
Once again your fountain of
