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GMO Crops Are Destroying Farmland, And Monsanto Doesn’t Want You to Know

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GMO Crops Are Destroying Farmland, And Monsanto Doesn’t Want You to Know by Christina Sarich The European Association for bio-industries, EuropaBio, wants you to believe that “GM crops can protect soils from erosion through less ploughing, conserving soil moisture, too. GM herbicide tolerant crops reduce the need to plough fields in preparation for planting crops. This saves …

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The Spotted Lanternfly has Officially Arrived in the U.S.

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The Spotted Lanternfly has Officially Arrived in the U.S. The spotted lanternfly has officially arrived in the U.S., and leaders in Pennsylvania are hoping it won’t be staying long. The invasive pest poses a threat to fruit orchards and grape vines, along with forests and the timber industry. It was detected in Berks County, northwest …

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Revolutionary Gardening: What Starts From a Seed?

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Revolutionary Gardening: What Starts From a Seed? By Aaron Dykes There is freedom in a seed… How do we move to a culture of self sufficiency and freedom? One seed, and one person at a time. We have to understand the earth we live in and the power over our lives that comes from food, …

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82 Sustainable Gardening Tips

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82 Sustainable Gardening Tips By MOTHER EARTH NEWS readers and Shelley Stonebrook Most gardeners have sustainability on their minds. After all, growing your own food is a huge step toward leading a sustainable lifestyle. Organic, chemical-free methods are inherently more sustainable — for human health, wildlife, the soil and the water supply — than non-organic …

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Colorado’s First Legal Hemp Harvest Since 1957

Home, Farm & Garden / By Red Pill Reports

Colorado’s First Legal Hemp Harvest Since 1957 By Nelson Harvey Boosters of industrial hemp often fondly refer to the plant as a wonder crop, usable in everything from building materials to batteries to breakfast cereal. Since Colorado voters legalized both hemp and marijuana with the passage of Amendment 64 in 2012, hemp advocates have been …

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Crop Rotation in the Home Garden

Home, Farm & Garden / By Red Pill Reports

Crop Rotation in the Home Garden By Rick Bickling Overview Crop rotation is the practice of growing different crops, on the same land, in sequential planting cycles ranging from 2 to 8 years. Farmers have used crop rotation for centuries as a means of reducing crop lose due to disease and insects, as well as …

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Missouri’s ‘Right to Farm’ Amendment Faces Court Challenge

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Missouri’s ‘Right to Farm’ Amendment Faces Court Challenge by Diana Barr A constitutional amendment creating a right to farm that was passed by Missouri voters in August faces a legal challenge filed Tuesday by opponents. Opponents have asked the state Supreme Court to overturn the election results, contending the ballot summary voters saw was misleading …

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GMOs, Gene Patenting, and the Corporatization

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“The Future of Food” – GMOs, Gene Patenting, and the Corporatization of Our Food Supply By Dr. Mercola The GMO food labeling movement has gained momentum over the past several years, passing labeling laws in three states. America’s awareness of the risks of genetically engineered (GE) foods and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to their health …

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