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POPSBODACIOUS BODIES I JUST KNEW IT! LET'S FACE IT LADIES, WHAT COUNTS IS THE "WHOLE PACKAGE", THE HEART AND SOUL BEING MOST IMPORTANT. I'VE SEEN BODACIOUS WOMEN WHO ARE CLEANER, MORE METICULOUS AND WELL DRESSED THAN THE CREEP THEY ARE TRYING TO IMPRESS. WISE UP LADIES. BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE AND PEOPLE WILL LOVE YOU FOR IT. BREAKS MY HEART TO SEE THE NUMBER OF YOUNG WOMEN TODAY WHO HAVE NO SENSE OF SELF AND ARE BRAINWASHED INTO BELIEVING WHAT THEY SEE ON TV. THAT'S THE WORLD OF PLASTIC. THIS IS THE REAL WORLD.
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POPSThank God for Genetics Man, you don't know how happy this article made me. If all else fails, I NEED my chocolate supply to be sustained. I'd gladly get on this project to help make sure I never run out of chocolate!
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POPSScientists put cocoa under the microscope 70% of the world's cocoa is grown in Africa, and it has remarkable resistance to drought and disease. I wonder however if the study will help the African farmers, or the chocolate manufacturers, due to the the tendency to pay a pittance for the beans, then mark up the price substantially after manufacture. Often the cacao industry is the equivalent of slavery.
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POPSThe Price Of Food: 2007 Versus 2008 This page was unfortunately incredibly difficult to clip. I apologize for the terrible formatting of the info and encourage you to view the actual site. The numbers are interesting, especially with Field Crops.
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POPSAerial Pesticide Spraying Over Cities Stopped This effected me directly. I was sprayed last year. Due to many peoples hard work, at least only the crops will be sprayed, an not right over every hose in the county as they had been doing. Everything has a catch, no exception here.
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POPSFood Stamp Use Rises Sharply We are aproaching a point where 1 out of every 10 Americans will be on food stamps. That will not include the number of poor who, for various reasons, don't recieve food stamps. 1 out of every 10. That's beginning to sound 3rd-world-like.
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POPSThe Zone you garden in affects what you can grow -- but it's not the last word.. I knew it was more complicated. As it says for one example which makes it clear that there is more to it is: For example, the weather and plants in low-elevation, coastal Seattle are much different from those in high-elevation, inland Tucson, Arizona, even though they're in the same Zone (USDA Zone 8).There are several pages to this and it is quite interesting.: http://www.bhg.com/gardening/gardening-by-region/how-to-use-hardiness-zone-information/?page=1
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POPSCreekstone Farms defends right to test for BSE FoodHACCP.com :: View topic - Creekstone Farms defends right to ... Lawyers representing Creekstone Farms Premium Beef told a federal appeals court on Friday that USDA has no authority to keep the company from testing
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POPSgovernment doesn’t want safe food The government doesn’t want safe food? By katbur Creekstone Farms wanted to test every one of their cows for mad cow disease, to satisfy demand from overseas customers. Except that they are not allowed to; the USDA guidelines only test 1% of cows. Creekstone went to court for the ... After cancer, now what - http://aftercancernowwhat.wordpress.com
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POPS CRP, “Times Have Definitely Changed.” The CRP hit a zenith last summer with more than 400,000 farmers getting $1.8 billion for idling 36.8 million acres. When five million acres came up for renewal last fall, only half went back into the program. Ardell Magnusson, a Roseau, Minnesota farmer, is typical of those wanting out. “Another nine months of wheat at today’s prices and there will be political pressure on this program like you wouldn’t believe,” he said. “The pipeline for wheat is empty,” said Michael Kalupa, bakery owner in Tampa, Florida. Kalupa said the price of flour has doubled since October. Jay Truit of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association barked; “Do you think its right for you to pay so there’s more quail in Kansas?” Right now USDA is leaning towards raising the rent for idling needed farm ground. Farmers are finally learning that allowing government to dictate how they can use their land can have disastrous consequences.
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POPSReplacing Petroleum with Switchgrass Ethanol The joint USDA-ARS and Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources study also found greenhouse gas emissions from cellulosic ethanol made from switchgrass were 94 percent lower than estimated greenhouse gas emissions from gasoline production.
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