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- The Cow Has No Legs by RochesterChiro on Nov 27, 2009
Many people, of course, prefer food in what the vegetarians call ’the secondhand form’, i.e. after it has been digested and converted into meat for us by domestic animals kept for this purpose. In all these processes, however, ninety-nine part...
- Thank A Farmer This Thanksgiving by Alpaca Farmgirl on Nov 25, 2009
I just caught the tail end of Tuesday night’s AgChat on Twitter. But they came up with a super idea about how we can thank farmer and ranchers for the hard work they do growing our food. With Thanksgiving this week, it seems like the perfect ti...
- Thank Family Farmers Michelle and Barack for Vegetarian State Dinner by Madville Times on Nov 25, 2009
As the Thank a Farmer® marketing campaign gets play on the usual industrial ag propaganda sites, I notice no grateful mention of the efforts of new urban farmers Michelle and Barack Obama, who've been returning land to productivity in a tough Washin...
- Thank a Farmer Today – Twitter by Midwest Labs Blog on Nov 25, 2009
Andy Kleinschmidt led the #Agchat last night and announced this event. Thank a Farmer Today! I can’t think of a better way to thank farmers for the incredible work that they do during this difficult harvest season. The agriculture community...
- From Cheap to Chic, 10 Holiday Gifts That Respect the Earth by EcoSalon on Nov 24, 2009
Spread the holiday cheer and hold your moral ground with these gifts...
- Harvesting continues by Midwest Labs Blog on Nov 24, 2009
Harvesting continues in the nations midsection. Soybeans are almost completedly done. Corn is at 78% harvested. Today, the weather has turned wet once again. It looks like a couple of days of rain for the midwest states again. Hopefully, by this we...
- DENR Cites Manure Violations at Millner Veblen Dairies by Madville Times on Nov 22, 2009
Factory feedlot owner Rick Millner continues to break the rules, threaten the environment, and blame everyone but himself. After flagrant and repeated environmental violations at his CAFOs in Minnesota, Millner's two cattle concentration camps in the...
