Daily Archives: October 7, 2012

As GMOs infiltrate even Whole Foods, it’s more important than ever to know where and how your food is grown

From Aaron Dykes & Melissa Melton at Infowars.com:

Take a look at this mural, painted on the side of one of Whole Foods’ Austin locations: It brags, ‘Nothing Artificial Ever,’ but the admitted GMO ingredients sold on store shelves could never be considered to be anything but man-made freaks of nature. Continue reading

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Lessons from Alvin Schlangen’s success

From David E. Gumpert, at the Complete Patient blog:

Some of Alvin Schlangen’s suporters at a rally. Complete Patient photo.

“When I spoke with Alvin Schlangen a few days ago, I asked him how he felt about having been in the shadows of the food rights movement the last couple of years, prior to his trial.

Yes, there had been a demonstration on his behalf last May, but the lion’s share of the attention from the media and from people like me who follow the expanding food rights movement had gone to people like Daniel Allgyer, the Pennsylvania Amish farmer who served a Maryland food club, James Stewart and Sharon Palmer in California of Rawesome Food Club fame, and Michael Schmidt, the Canadian raw dairy farmer under on-again-off-again legal pressure from the Ontario government. Continue reading

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Hundreds flock to Montana Jones’ LifeStock benefit event Sept. 30th

From Mark Hoult, Community Press:

Fanning the flames of popular support for Montana Jones. Photo via Community Press.

HASTINGS – If you care about the food you eat, then fight to preserve the family farm and the freedom to produce a variety of natural, healthful foods.

That was the message hundreds of supporters of Montana Jones’ Wholearth Farm Studio heard Sunday as they came together for Lifestock, A Call To Farms, a fund and awareness-raising event featuring food, music and a range of speakers, among them nutritionist, author and radio host Pam Killeen. Continue reading

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