From the monthly archives: March 2011
Soil tests are important when you’re starting a new garden, but interpreting the results is not always easy!
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The 2011 County Health Rankings look at various factors that impact community health. Each county was ranked against other counties in their state. How does your county rank?
County rankings tell us that where we live matters to our health. Typically, urban counties are the least healthy because of higher poverty rates and Continue Reading →
Vegan Earth Day presents a new tradition that celebrates the link between veganism and a healthy environment.
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Seeds of Change is starting off their Sowing Millions Project by giving away 100 million seeds. The seeds are available to organizations and individuals.
The Sowing Millions Project is based on the philosophy that fresh food brings people together and bonds communities. To back up their philosophy, Seeds of Change is giving [...]
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Acting on behalf of more than 50 organic farmers and seed dealers, the Public Patent Foundation (PUBPAT) has brought suit against biotech agricultur giant Monsanto.
It’s a preemptive suit, designed to ensure that Monsanto can’t sue the farmers and seed dealers once the inevitable happens and genetically modified (GMO) pollen contaminates their crops.
The USDA has recently approved GMO sugar beets and alfalfa; upwards of 90 percent of the US corn and soybean crop were already GMO.
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I’d like to share a nice twist on hot tea that I discovered while staying in Malaysia. It’s simple: hot black tea, with evaporated milk.
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Until now, Atlanta folks could only snag the Dulce Vegan’s amazing baked goods at local festivals, but soon we’ll be able to pop by their brick and mortar shop!
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New research out of Germany shows that not only do fish feel pain but they may experience it a lot like we do.
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