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Chris Martenson
Sustainable farming activist Joel Salatin and author of Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal returns this week to talk about the importance of a basic human right: to eat what we believe is best for us.
In past podcasts, he's described the challenges facing farmers who want to grow organically. This week, he sheds light on the additional challenges consumers face in getting access to quality produce and meats.
Joel Salatin: The Pursuit Of Food Freedom
by Chris MartensonSustainable farming activist Joel Salatin and author of Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal returns this week to talk about the importance of a basic human right: to eat what we believe is best for us.
In past podcasts, he's described the challenges facing farmers who want to grow organically. This week, he sheds light on the additional challenges consumers face in getting access to quality produce and meats.
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JW
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Chris Martenson
In the recent podcast with Paul and Elizabeth Kaiser, the owners of Singing Frogs farm, they told a tale of success that begins and in many ways ends with their soil.
It's a model we need to pay close attention, to as I think it’s safe to say that the vast majority of farming across the world right now is based on the practice of plowing up fields and is therefore based on the practice of slowly but surely ruining the very bottom of the food pyramid.
It’s Time to Stop Treating Our Soil Like Dirt
PREVIEW by Chris MartensonIn the recent podcast with Paul and Elizabeth Kaiser, the owners of Singing Frogs farm, they told a tale of success that begins and in many ways ends with their soil.
It's a model we need to pay close attention, to as I think it’s safe to say that the vast majority of farming across the world right now is based on the practice of plowing up fields and is therefore based on the practice of slowly but surely ruining the very bottom of the food pyramid.
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Adam Taggart
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JW
Here is a list of the conventionally grown produce deemed by the Environmental Working Group as the “Clean Fifteen” for 2015. Learn which foods can be purchased to reduce your pesticide exposure and save some money in the process as well.
http://www.treehugger.com/green-food/want-avoid-toxins-your-food-shop-clean-fifteen.html
Shop the “Clean Fifteen”
by JWHere is a list of the conventionally grown produce deemed by the Environmental Working Group as the “Clean Fifteen” for 2015. Learn which foods can be purchased to reduce your pesticide exposure and save some money in the process as well.
http://www.treehugger.com/green-food/want-avoid-toxins-your-food-shop-clean-fifteen.html
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JW
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JW
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Chris Martenson
The Slow Money movement focuses on deploying capital, locally, to strengthen small food enterprises. Its goal is to improve the quality, dependability and sustainability of our food source, while financially nurturing communities and delivering an attractive return on investment to native investors.
Woody Tasch is the founder and chairman of Slow Money – in this week's podcast, he and Chris discuss the templates his organization is piloting across over 350 ventures in local food production, processing, distribution and marketing.
Woody Tasch: Slow Money
by Chris MartensonThe Slow Money movement focuses on deploying capital, locally, to strengthen small food enterprises. Its goal is to improve the quality, dependability and sustainability of our food source, while financially nurturing communities and delivering an attractive return on investment to native investors.
Woody Tasch is the founder and chairman of Slow Money – in this week's podcast, he and Chris discuss the templates his organization is piloting across over 350 ventures in local food production, processing, distribution and marketing.
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JW
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