Something I've been following in my neighboring state of Pennsylvania in
the US.
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The most succinct write up I've seen on this subject can be found here:
http://www.voicesweb.org/?q=node/1100
In a nutshell. Pennsylvania being one of the few remaining
states in the US that is still quite
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Walker
Sedona, Az
In The Beginning - ISBN: 1-4116-3848-4
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Walker Bennett wrote:
Monsanto wins another one.
BIG SNIP
Not necessarily;
There has been significant push back.
This 'law' (passed under less than auspicious
circumstances) is prompting lawsuits against
the state. Personally, I tend to view lawsuits
as counterproductive, but then again, I
It's all here. Monsanto doesn't want any information out that they do not
control. We cannot say we don't use their product because it IMPLIES there
is something wrong with it, even if we don't use it because we don't like
the color. This has gone on forever. Monsanto 'coincidently' was also
Hi All,
An agriculture class just left my house. Their teacher brought them over
to see my biodiesel setup. The stop at my place was to be just a short
detour on their way to see a large greenhouse operation at the Institute for
Ecosystem Studies (I.E.S; associated with Cornell University).
Andy Karpay wrote:
It's all here. Monsanto doesn't want any information out that they do not
control. We cannot say we don't use their product because it IMPLIES there
is something wrong with it, even if we don't use it because we don't like
the color.
Yes. This is part of the issue. But
Hi Chip
Aurora Organic Dairy's allegedly organic milk fiasco is another side to
the story.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iEPGS-Y0dThhK9jWDvh0OaaJUfQQD8TGE5RO0
Lawsuits Allege Milk Wasn't Organic
These cows are all penned in factory-confinement conditions.
Walmart, Target, Costco, Wild Oats
Hi Dawie
But note how I still haven't really captured the point I'm trying to
make? I fear it'll take a book.
:-) I think you did pretty well. Sorry about the old girlfriend though.
Nothing wrong with an 80mpg car in itself. It's just that, produced by the
current industrial system, while it
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Hi Chip
Aurora Organic Dairy's allegedly organic milk fiasco is another side to
the story.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iEPGS-Y0dThhK9jWDvh0OaaJUfQQD8TGE5RO0
Lawsuits Allege Milk Wasn't Organic
These cows are all penned in factory-confinement conditions.
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I have a raw milk dairy in massachusettes, i wouldn't waste my time or money
on calling it organic, if i did i may wake up one day and find i'm out of
buisness . Eventually the public is going to figure out that corporate america
has turned ORGANIC into another marketing gimmick. when you come
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