At our recent Annual Members and Community Meeting, Slow Food Russian River Leaders presented 2016 Highlights and a 2017 Preview. Thanks goes to Brad Whitworth and Peg Champion for putting the powerpoint together.
At our recent Annual Members and Community Meeting, Slow Food Russian River Leaders presented 2016 Highlights and a 2017 Preview. Thanks goes to Brad Whitworth and Peg Champion for putting the powerpoint together.
Margaret Atwood's 1985 book, The Handmaid's Tale, played out in a world with declining human births because pollution and sexually transmitted disease were causing sterility.
Does fiction anticipate reality? Two new research papers add scientific weight to the possibility that pollution, especially endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), are undermining male fertility.
Science: Are we in a male fertility death spiral? — Environmental Health News
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Male impotency is a growing problem. Here's why you should be worried—and your kids should be terrified.Or maybe it's Nature adjusting to rid herself of the destructive parasite that is her ruin
7.5 billion people, way too many already.
Lazy Millennial Farms believe it is the only farm in the Bay Area that’s growing crops veganically. That means no animal fertilizers, fish emulsions, blood or bone meal (dried animal bones and blood that is processed from the remains at slaughterhouses) that are relied upon so heavily in organic farming.
Could Vegan Farming Be The Newest Trend? These Salinas Farmers Hope So
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Most farming relies on multiple animal byproducts — from fertilizer to bone and blood meal to fish emulsions — to grow vegetables. Could “veganic” farming be the next trend?…Meh... Vegans only respect large organisms. I guess everything just spontaneously fertilizes without the aid of rodents, bees/insects, or birds. Do bacteria count? Do vegans wonder about the millions of field mice "threshed" to harvest their wheat?
Grew the biggest tomatoes ever this year with cover crops and vegan fertilizer!
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