food politics

From Table to Farm?

Kudos to New York City Greenmarket farmer Morse Pitts, of Windfall Farms, for following all the way through on an environmentally A–plus idea.
07.05.07
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Hot Water

If there's one thing the state of Maine has in abundance, it's water.
07.02.07
food politics

Bee Relaxed

It’s been in the news for months, but no one is quite sure why or where the bees are going.
07.02.07
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Scary Crabs and Tainted Vegetables

Karen Coates, blogging from Chiang Mai, wrote recently about how Southeast Asians try to avoid buying mainland Chinese produce.
06.29.07
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Stiff Penalties Apply

The bad news about food in China continues.
06.28.07
food politics

Reap What You Sow

Rumors about a mythical pizza farm have lately circulated among Twin Cities food-types like tales of the Easter Bunny circulate among pre-schoolers.
06.27.07
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Blackberry Finds a 'Country' Chef in the Middle of Manhattan

One of America's favorite country inns, in the Smokies of eastern Tennessee, is about to open a lavish culinary center.
06.25.07
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Food Unfit for an Ogre

Facing a lawsuit from the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Kellog has agreed to strict nutrition standards for foods advertised to children.
06.25.07
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Much More Than Just Manure

Here is green manure number one, a lovely purple wisteria-in-miniature-like flower whose fragrance brings to mind anything but manure.
06.21.07
food politics

From the Journal of a Knucklehead Farmer

In my graduating high school class, I was voted "least likely to become a knucklehead farmer."
06.19.07
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