Category Archives: Food Law
It’s a smaller world than before
[Translate] Just this month the front cover of Forbes called Monsanto “Seed Heroes”. (hack, cough, cough) Balderdash. I may buy a copy just so I can frame that cover as evidence that Forbes has abandoned even the pretext of journalistic … Continue reading
Posted in Chemical Farming, Farming, Food Law, Food Politics, Food Safety, Food Science, Recycling, Soil Science
Tagged biodegradeable, Chemical Farming, chemical-farming-statistics, effects-of-chemical-farming, Forbes, garden-activist, God, India, organic gardening, plastic, Revelation, Sauder, statistics-about-garden-chemicals
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Oooo, Shiny!
[Translate] Those mercury fillings, so recently declared safe, are under review by the FDA again a scant 18 months since their previous ruling that they were safe. I’ll let CNN tell the rest of the story: http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/12/15/mercury.dental.fillings/index.html?eref=rss_health&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fcnn_health+%28RSS%3A+Health%29 I can’t recall … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, FDA
Tagged city-roots, dental fillings, dental-filling-tagalog, dental-fillings-in-tagalog, dental-fillings-tagalog, fillings-in-tagalog, fillings-tagalog, Food and Drug Administration, mercury fillings, mercury-fillings-in-indonesia, nmwoodworks-com, tooth-fillings-in-tagalog
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$50 million worth of pork on the table (for you!)
[Translate] Would $20,000 help you begin organic farming? How about if you are transitioning from chemical means of production to organically certified? If that sounds good to you, then follow this link and let us know how things turn out. … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Food Politics, News and Events, USDA
Tagged Environmental Quality Incentives Program, EQIP, Merrigan
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