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–Sign up for a Pantry Plan– Want more selection and variety in our Farm Store … and a discount on your Homegrown purchases? Pantry Plan is a pre-purchase program that pays you back with real grocery savings!    Just like … Continue reading →

Greetings members, We are thrilled to announce the nominees for the 2011 Board Elections.  Elections will be held at our 2011 Annual Membership Meeting on Monday September 19th at 7 pm at the Co-op. Currently there are two Patron Member … Continue reading →

The Red Ranger chicken is a slower growing bird which takes about ten weeks to reach harvest weight, compared to about 6 weeks for your conventional chicken.  The breast meat is on a long keel and is in natural proportion … Continue reading →

Posted on September 13, 2010 by John Edward Burt at Food Health Culture blog A number of people have asked me about submitting comments to the FDA regarding the genetically engineered salmon. I have finally submitted my own public comments … Continue reading →

By Susan Heavey WASHINGTON | Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:30am BST WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The first genetically modified animal could move one step closer to the U.S. market on Monday, when a federal advisory panel makes its recommendation on whether … Continue reading →

Amy Goodman interviews Percy Schmeiser. Hear the Story of a Canadian Farmer’s Fight to Defend the Rights of Farmers and the Future of Seeds

The Corn Refiners Association appears to be taking a cue from Blackwater: After all that bad press, they are rebranding. Starting now, we are all supposed to start referring to high-fructose corn syrup by the gentler, more fresh-from-nature sounding “corn … Continue reading →

Windom, Minnesota (CNN) — Within moments of meeting Tony Thompson, you can tell he sees the world from a different tilt. His frayed shirt pocket is stuffed so full of notes that it’s ripping at the seams. Hairy eyebrows spring … Continue reading →

By Rady Ananda Early Sunday morning, French police stood helpless as sixty people, locked inside an open-air field of genetically modified grapevines, uprooted all the plants.  In Spain last month, dozens of people destroyed two GMO fields. On the millennial … Continue reading →