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Organic and Sustainable Agriculture News
Everybody eats: how a community food system works
Yes! - 4/20/2009.
It begins with small farms working with natural cycles and ends with fresh food and stronger communities in nearby cities.
Maine farmers speak out against new food safety regulation bills
Maine Campus - 4/20/2009.
By Jeffrey Hake – Several new bills for food safety legislation, recently introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives, have local farmers and small farm supporters disgruntled. The new legislation attempts to establish increased regulations to ensure food safety. People against the bill say legislators are "viewing all agriculture as big agriculture" and that the new laws will adversely affect small farms.
Pesticides linked to Parkinson’s, UCLA researchers find
Chicago Tribune - 4/20/2009.
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, have provided strong new evidence linking at least some cases of Parkinson's disease to exposure to pesticides.
Not enough fine print in the food safety bill
Mother Jones - 4/20/2009.
By Taylor Wiles – Recently Kiera Butler wrote that the Food Safety Modernization Act 2009, or HR 875, will not mean the end of organic farming if it passes. Well, the bill may not send the feds tromping through your backyard basil patch, but it's certainly worth questioning – along with the Food and Drug Administration Globalization Act, or HR 759, also currently in the House. For local farmers whose produce doesn't reach the conventional food industry, how legislators construe 875 could have dire consequences.
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