Does Monsanto own Seeds of Change? I hear this question a lot. It shows up on message boards around the internet. It’s even been passed to me as an email forward. The quick answer is “No, Monsanto does not own Seeds of Change.” Why do people keep asking if Monsanto owns Seeds of Change? Consolidation […]
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[social_buttons] I often write posts about the practical limitations of “local food,” but I am a huge advocate of the “very most local food” – that which comes from your own garden. Gardening “Roots” I have serious roots with gardening. My grandfather was born in 1899 when 40% of the population was directly involved
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Fair Trade Coffee. Certified Humane Raised and Handled Chicken. Organic everything. Anyone not living under a rock in a remote, sandy location for the last five years has seen the prodigious rise to prominence of eco-labels at their local grocery store. You may not pay these little badges much attention, or if you do, you
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My dear blog buddy, Yarny Old Kim, happens to live near my current hood, but is relatively new to the area, so we went on a local food gathering field trip last weekend. First stop was to our local ‘bee lady’ Landi @ Gooserock Farm for wonderful local honey and bee-related products — some of
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Editor’s note: Jen Humphrey, a student participating in the blog project by Professor Simran Sethi’s Media and the Environment course at the University of Kansas, shares a personal reflection on farm life. This post was originally published to the course blog on March 25, 2008. Last night, I returned home late from squeezing in hours
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