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Friday, February 29, 2008
Finding an alternative to a 'Local Foods Pledge'
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I've been asked by a group of folks who are putting together a local foods directory for Greater Cincinnati to write a 'Local Foods ...
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Thursday, February 28, 2008
The evolution of oats into non-food
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These are oats, growing. This is what oats look like unrefined. In this form, they are not edible by humans. (Which may be a strong clue t...
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The Nation: Nutrition vs. Food
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The Nation has a great short article from an interview with Michael Pollan. The article's writer, Jon Weiner, asks Pollan how he can m...
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Big Ag tries to go local
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This report from the Hartman Group , a 'Health and Wellness' industry research and consulting firm, explains that even big national ...
Food miles is not the issue
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Or at least not the only issue, or the most crucial issue. It's one small part of the greater picture of eating locally and an even sma...
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Downer scandal, no nightmares
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For those of us who can't watch the actual videos but do have a twisted sense of humor, there's Doreen the Downer , an animated shor...
ACSH on locavorism
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The American Council on Science and Health has an article today about locavorism . Once again the criticisms show a lack of understanding o...
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Scratch cooking: the new luxury dining?
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From UCLA: this study of the time spent by Americans on basic household tasks. The big surprise? Those relying heavily on convenience food...
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Why I farm: a new farmer explains
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One of the more interesting aspects of the local eating movement is the number of new-to-farming farmers sprouting up all over -- folks who ...
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What's the goal here?
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I've been reading a lot about taking some sort of ' local eating pledge. ' People seem to ache to limit themselves in some way ...
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