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I think I'm gonna take up the raw-foodist diet. Grow my own. On my 3ft x 6ft north-facing balcony.
In Colorado.
Someone please send care packages from Florida throughout the winter...
Thanks for posting this. It makes it a little easier for me to continue to pay the high prices I do for organics! I just wish I could find a place close to me that sells organic meat. I can easily find milk and eggs (and other stuff) but the meat is a little harder to find. Maybe I should just give in and buy a half a cow?
I'm sure that there will be some meat companies that will label their meat "Does not come from cloned animals" and they will be able to sell it at a higher price. As for the government requiring meat companies to put a label on something the FDA believes is safe, but large numbers of people feel is unsafe, I don't like that idea. Public opinion does not determine how safe or unsafe a product is.
While I don't have to worry about the meat, my dad breeds and raises the hogs and cattle we eat. (He even butchers the animals on his own too.) But the rest, milk and milk products, eggs, and the such I have to get from the store. I'm already having a hard convincing hubby that organic is the way to go.
Does any one smell a bad case of dej vu? The FDA fast-tracked certain drugs without doing proper testing and look what happened to the people who took them.
Disturbing!!!!!
Gives a whole new meaning to holy cow, doesn't it?
I may have to become a vegan. I wonder if they clone veggies? Isn't anything safe any more?
I will continue to by my free-range antibiotic/hormone free meat and milk. They won't be using cloned cows.
The FDA is a crock, IMHO.
The whole idea grosses me out.
I hadn't heard this. Totally disgusting! I'm going to keep buying meat from Seven Sons! No hormones, grass fed.
Winter Peck said it just right: "Does any one smell a bad case of dej vu? The FDA fast-tracked certain drugs without doing proper testing and look what happened to the people who took them."
Those people died or had severe complications. My mom was one with severe complications. From a drug I had heard about and suggested!!!
This looks scary, and because of the moral part of the issue, we really need to slow down and test more.
Our cousin raises our cow every year--I guess you could call it "organic." Anyway, we butcher and fill a huge freezer with half a beef and are content that we have good meat.
There are plenty around here who raise chickens (for eggs to sell) and if you want raw milk, you can get it. Ah, the joys of living in rural America. They are fighting a mass production dairy farm (corporately owned) here and it is high controversy. You can go to local butchers and find uncloned beef in Indiana.We are a conservative bunch here.
Oh, and you can raise your own garden and put up veggies in the freezer.
If you want to keep up with the foods issues (like, hey, whose idea was it to use food for fuel?? Driving the price of feed and food up?) then you can check out Purdue University's site.
Of course, living out here we often lose our electricity (like last night.) By the way, buy Red Gold catsup and canned goods--Indiana raised tomatoes and no political overtones! (smile)
That's shocking, horrific and scary! What? We don't have enough diseases? I am seriously squirming here.
so add that to gm grain alot are eating i think i will stick to lamb and hope they dont consider cloning in australia. and hope they dont lift the moratorium on GM crops either anytime soon.
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