The movie Food, Inc. is a documentary where guest nutritionists, naturopaths and general doctors, journalists, and farmers weigh in on topics of industrial food, organic food, food safety, and nutritional
Animals raised in factory farms eat diets designed to fatten them quickly and inexpensively. Factory meat at the supermarket costs half what it did in the 1960s and now Americans
Previously I mentioned how most of the 90 million acres of yellow field corn in the United States is genetically modified and fed to animals – including cows and salmon
Most Americans want to save money on food and clothes without considering whether the products are lower quality. If we aren’t willing to pay twice as much for a shirt
A couple of months back I finally rented the movie Fed Up (2014), but didn’t review it until I had a chance to look up some of the information provided.
One thing our culture really loves is junk food rewards. When a group is doing well at work, someone brings in donuts or cupcakes. The worst is when you send
One good thing about factory turkeys is the rock bottom price – they were $1.19/lb at Safeway and I’m sure you can get them cheaper. That’s because as many as
I’m still waiting to get my stove hooked back up, but the floor is in and the grout is dry. I put lamb chops in the frig to thaw from
The first time we went to the grass-fed beef farm, I innocently asked the cattle farmer if there was a chicken farm nearby. He said disgustedly, “I don’t even talk
Today I’ll talk more about feed corn and then tomorrow make something yummy with non-genetically modified sweet corn. Sweet corn is the corn that you buy at produce stands and