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Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
Raised pesticide level in blood' linked to Parkinson's
Daily Mail [UK] - 7/14/2009.
People with raised levels of a particular pesticide in their blood may have an increased risk of Parkinson's disease, research published today showed.
Parkinson's linked to high levels of pesticide in the body
Telegraph (U.K.) - 7/14/2009.
Parkinson's sufferers are more likely to have significant levels of a pesticide in their body than healthy people, a new study has found.
Night of revelry damages farmland
Kennebec Journal - 7/14/2009.
By Craig Crosby – CHINA – Spencer Aitel should have been cutting hay Monday. Instead, he was collecting beer bottles and examining acres of hay and alfalfa flattened by vandals to see what, if anything, could be salvaged to feed his cows. "Apparently, we had a keg party we weren't invited to. And it ended up being a mud run, too," said Aitel, who owns Two Loons Farm, an organic dairy farm, with his wife, Paige Tyson. "We have quite a bit of alfalfa on the ground that's flattened. They flattened several acres of field."
On tiny plots, a new generation of farmers emerges
Common Dreams - 7/14/2009.
By Elizabeth Weise – Rochester, WA - Joseph Gabiou walks the fields of Wobbly Cart Farm with a practiced eye. He kicks dirt into place to keep the wind from blowing the protective covering off a row of organic broccoli. The seedlings are vulnerable to the flea beetles that came in the spring, just as longtime farmers in this valley told him they would. To a new farmer, that's crucial information. The farm, started five years ago, is young. But so is the 33-year-old Gabiou at a time when the average age of the American farmer is 57.
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