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  • Peanut Industry 'Quality Advisor' Headed PCA
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    After the first melamine outrage in China, several government officials who were charged with making sure melamine did not find its way into the food chain were executed. Yes, executed. I am not opposed to that.

  • Things To Read
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    Here's something else to read, my soon to be published novel, First They Came for the Cows, a fictionalized account of the activists fight against NAIS. To read an excerpt, click through to my blog, henwhisperer.blogspot.com and from there you can navigate to the preview.

  • Crop Plants Take Up Antibiotics
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    If I remember it correctly, Cipro was, initially, only to be used for a act of bioterrorism - anthrax, etc. -
    http://www.fda.gov/Cder/drugprepare/default.htm
    and yet, here it is, having found its way into mainstream medicine. I remember when a doctor gave Cipro to my elderly mother for a cold. Made me very, very mad.

  • Crop Extinctions
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    What do you know about the seed vault that has been put together by Bill Gates, Monsanto and others?

  • Support Local Farmers
    Sharon signed the petition | about 3 years ago
  • Saving Antibiotics
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    Luella, Jesus ate meat. Jesus cooked fish. Jesus was about having people be restored in their relationships to God. God gave people all the animals to eat. In order to eat the meat that God gave people to eat, some animals must be killed. You know nothing about Jesus and your understanding is skewed. How can you say anything about what you think he might or might not have done when you probably have never even read the New Testament. What he lived for was to be killed on the cross so that God could have relationships with people. That is the only reason.

    This is a circular argument, the one between vegans and meat eaters. You aren't going to convince me, I'm not going to convince you. Why not just go talk to other likeminded people? Seriously.

  • Saving Antibiotics
    Sharon commented on the article | about 3 years ago

    KL: Humans DO come first. I can't understand any other thinking. (Risking getting flamed here, I am not a humanist, but a follower of Jesus. I have a right to identify myself in that way but won't go further than that under this topic, so please, no flames.)

    I agree with you when you say this (though the term "sustainable" is growing out of proportion to what it originally meant):
    "The most sustainable food is really what you can grow in your own garden without the use of pesticides, without prepackaging and without it traveling hundreds of miles to get to you."

    I'd like to add the the healthiest of meat is the meat that is grown by farmers/homesteaders who have proper animal husbandry. The healthiest of meat that a consumer can buy is what they can look at as it is growing. Know your chicken, in other words.

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