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Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
The American diet in one chart, with lots of fats and sugars
Grist - 4/5/2011.
By Tom Philpott – Over on Civil Eats, Andrea Jezovit has put together a terrific interactive chart on the U.S. diet. Using USDA data for "average daily calories available per capita, adjusted for spoilage and waste," it tracks our eating habits since 1970, separating our foodstuffs into basic categories: grains, dairy, vegetables, fruits, proteins ("meat, eggs, and nuts"), added sugars, and added fats.
Skowhegan organic farmer to talk policy in Congress
Waterville Morning Sentinel - 4/5/2011.
By Doug Harlow – Skowhegan: Sarah Smith of Grassland Farm likes to talk about organic foods and the $36.6 million in sales it generates annually in Maine. Smith, 29, will have plenty of opportunity to discuss all things organic Wednesday and Thursday when she travels to Washington D.C. to meet members of Congress.
Maple syrup has 54 beneficial compounds – and a whole lot of sugar
TreeHugger - 4/4/2011.
By Lloyd Alter – We Canadians love our maple syrup and have been making it for a long time, but in the end, I would have said that, like the argument over real sugar vs high fructose corn syrup, it's all just another kind of sugar and no good for you. Then Discovery News tells us to Pour on the Syrup – it's good for you.
Website puts gardening fixes at your fingertips
Maine Sunday Telegram - 4/3/2011.
By Tom Atwell – Gardening season is about two weeks away, and let me tell you right now: You are going to have some problems. I am not psychic, I am not pessimistic, and I am not trying to discourage you. I am being realistic.
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