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Chris Martenson
Tag Archives: GMO
Avoid F1 Hybrids
The dawn of a new year (although I consider the REAL New Year’s Day to be the day after the winter solstice) means many gardeners are leafing through seed catalogs. It seems to be a good time for a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food, Freedom, Money Matters
Tagged F1 hybrid, GMO, Monsanto, open-pollinated, organic, seed, solstice
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Excerpt: The Ranch Wife’s Garden
Yes, I’m working on a new book (which is one reason why I’m even more behinder than usual); here’s an excerpt from the introduction: My family gardens. I have plants in my garden that I got from my grandmother and … Continue reading
Altered Genes, Twisted Truth
I’ve just finished reading the book above. Although I’ve been pretty sure for a long time that the official spin on GMO foods was misleading, Steven Druker’s book was an eye-opener. Druker is a lawyer who (along with a number … Continue reading
Posted in Farms, Food, Health
Tagged altered genes, GMO, Monsanto, scientists, transgenetics, twisted truth, USDA
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