“Dangerous Food”
While most successful food producers are far more diligent — big name-brand peanut butter is considered safe, for example — American consumers have faced far too many food-supply emergencies in
Continue readingWhile most successful food producers are far more diligent — big name-brand peanut butter is considered safe, for example — American consumers have faced far too many food-supply emergencies in
Continue readingMy reading on the web keeps coming across a common thread…It’s that over and over in blog posts and comments people are talking about buying seeds and starting to raise
Continue readingReading Leon Hale‘s column is an institution in Houston and the surrounding counties as well as my house. Mr. Hale has been published in a Houston Paper for most (if
Continue readingWinter thunderstorms…all thunder, no rain. The day really looks wintery, ‘tho the temperature belies the look…Shorts and flipflops rule. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Continue readingIt seems the story of the Peanut Corporation of America just keeps getting better and better as it shows just how poor America’s food safety system really is… Even amid
Continue readingAnother above 60 winter morn…The sun rides above low clouds full of misty rain. I find myself asking…What happened to winter this year? # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Continue readingFirst morning all week that’s not already in the 60’s. Pink clouds in a blue western sky with an almost full setting moon…Low morning fog. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Continue readingI grew up reading Jeff Cox in Organic Gardening & Farming (or vice versa depending on the year). I was happy to find him at the OrganicToBe.org blog. His article
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