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Totally green apples
New York Times - 11/17/2011.

By Anne Raver – Michael Phillips has spent more than 20 years growing apples up here in the north country, 30 miles south of Quebec, and debunking the commonly held belief that his favorite fruit can’t survive without pesticides.

Yet again, organic ag proves just as productive as chemical ag
Mother Jones - 11/17/2011.

By Tom Philpott – Back in 2000, an interviewer asked Norman Borlaug, father of the "green revolution" of industrial farming that swept through Asia in the 1970s, what he thought of the idea that organic agriculture could feed the world. The Nobel laureate became apoplectic. And yet, Borlaug was evidently wrong.

Farmers market sales of raw milk endorsed
Portland Press Herald - 11/16/2011.By Dennis Hoey – Portland: Farmers may be allowed to sell unpasteurized milk at the city's farmers markets, but they would be required to provide a consumer warning about the alleged dangers of drinking raw milk.

Portland business is a honey of an idea
Portland Press Herald - 11/16/2011.

By Meredith Goad – Portland: The air in the kitchen at The Honey Exchange is thick with the earthy, slightly sweet aroma of freshly made honey. In a typical Saturday chore, Phil Gaven is extracting the sticky substance from a beekeeper's hive.

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