Posts Tagged ‘ organic ’

The ‘Organic’ Stamp – Does It Mean That Food Is Safer? – NYTimes.com

Mar 5th, 2009 | By Fritz Nordengren
The ‘Organic’ Stamp – Does It Mean That Food Is Safer? – NYTimes.com

Kim Severson and Andrew Martin share this reminder about food labeling.
Although the rules governing organic food require health inspections and pest-management plans, organic certification technically has nothing to do with food safety.
via The ‘Organic’ Stamp – Does It Mean That Food Is Safer? – NYTimes.com.
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Standards and Stewards | The New Agrarian

Mar 3rd, 2009 | By Fritz Nordengren

While looking at ideas for raising ducks, I discovered David Walbert’s The New Agrarian Website and blog. His content has a deep and insightful discussion about standards and stewardship.
When we decided to get ducks I could not have easily articulated my reason for wanting them. Now, I can: for breakfast this morning I fried two
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If you can’t go all organic, go this far

Oct 22nd, 2008 | By Fritz Nordengren
If you can’t go all organic, go this far

Our friends at WiseBread picked up this story that originates with the Environmental Working Group listing the pesticide load of produce in a simple to follow chart. The group bases it’s list on research: