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(Natural News) If you think you really know about organic products and organic certification, prepare to have your mind blown. In this eye-opening Food.news interview, I sit down with Reuven Flamer of Natural Food Certifiers, an organic certifier, to
Growing your own and purchasing only from trusted sources is looking better and better, as it becomes ever more clear that the food industry is more concerned about speed and profits than they are about the health of their consumers.
NEARLY every day, horrific acts of rape, torture and murder are carried out on a community under siege. WARNING: Graphic.
And now, the bitter red bog-berry finds itself in the midst of the burgeoning US-China trade war. According to the latest list of items on which China is considering slapping duties, the duty on Chinese imports of American dried cranberries will tota
It's that time of the year again! EWG has announced it's annual "Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen" list of the foods that are the most contaminated with pesticides. Meanwhile, nutrition "experts" are telling consumers that the list isn't i
Even if your space is limited, you may only have a balcony or a small flat roof, you will still be able to fit in one or two bales. Some people have even had success by hanging them from their balcony rails. However , if you do attempt this method ma
(Natural News) Consumers have been voting with their wallets in recent years, shying away from toxin-laced conventional produce and shelling out for organic varieties instead. Some observers might have initially dismissed this as a trend that would e
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's hemp legalization bill has been fast-tracked by the U.S. Senate, allowing it to skip the committee process and go directly to the floor for a vote.
On Monday, I shared a recording from aboard the Investor Summit at Sea, hosted by my friends, the Real Estate Guys.
Today, a growing number of agricultural experts from around the world are joining forces to express their concerns about the effects of IA, including the resulting environmental damage, effects on workers and rural communities and animal welfare ?"
In recent years gardening, in particular the practice of growing fruit and vegetables, has increased dramatically in popularity. Part of this has come from our growing awareness of where our food has come from and how it has travelled to our plate.
n 2015, a magnificently clever invention by two Australian beekeepers turned into a record-breaking crowdfunding campaign, raising over US$2 million dollars in just its first 24 hours. The genius idea was to design a beehive with a tap system that ca
Dr. Seneff maintains that skyrocketing autism rates are linked with glyphosate, the toxic herbicide in Monsanto's Roundup. In addition to autism, Dr. Seneff reports that glyphosate has been linked to a plethora of diseases and conditions, including
Over the past couple of years, there's been a lot of discussions concerning the energy consumed by cryptocurrency mining. However, more recently mining operations have been using environmentally friendly methods and some of them are channeling the
Right of the bat i would focus on all the local reentries that machinery cannot touch. Let the farmers learn about the circuit and become comfortable before he times his fields or pastures to that advantage of this. A rough pasture can be hayed of
These are all demonstrations so far, but it is just too easy to set these out on a field in row formation with planting on either side and using the produced water to support drip irrigation as well as crop line under the edge of the collector.
Lab-produced milk will soon become a ubiquitous part of the food chain without labeling requirements because it is already declared to be GMO-fee. However, the yeast that makes the milk proteins is tricked into doing so because of clever genetic modi
Gardening is one of the top prepper skills needed for survival. Learning how to grow your own food is not something you want to do after a disaster has happened.
Trump made demands on Mexico and Canada regarding NAFTA talks. Canada complains Trump is changing the discussion.
Alaska is one step away from enacting a law that would legalize the regulation and production of industrial hemp, and provide for hemp pilot programs.
Thanks to exploding wheat production for the first time in who knows how many decades Russia in 2017 again sold more foodstuffs ($19bn) than weapons ($15bn)
The wildflowers were planted in strips across 15 large arable lands in central and eastern England, according to a report, and will serve as the source of data that will show the effectiveness of the method in keeping crops healthy near the center of
If you've been following much international news, you've probably heard that, after literally years of scandal, abuse, and incompetence, South Africa's president Jacob Zuma was finally forced to resign last week.
(Natural News) Herbicide drift continues to plague millions of acres of American crops, and the experience of one Missouri organic family-run farm shows just how devastating this problem can be.
development, according to survey...(Natural News) Organic farming has gained steady ground in the U.S. farm sector over the recent years due to the growing demand for healthy food products by consumers. While conventional farming is still the more pr
We went to Nebraska to meet the farmers fighting John Deere's repair monopoly.
By enhancing the edge effect of pressure between different medias, in this case, wind and sand, the extension pattern creates the dish form that then shelters the plantings at the lowest point. It shelters them from the wind itself and from the exten
An agriculture boom is now in the making, says legendary investor Jim Rogers. The billionaire commodity guru recently shared his outlook for the industry with The Edge Financial Daily at the 2018 Investment and International Trade Forum over the wee
This flatpack urban farm only takes up 538 square feet, but its creators say that it can yield as much as 6 tonnes (6.6 tons) of fresh produce per year.
Jorge Heraud is in a California lettuce field, and he's about to lose his mind. It's a balmy, cloudless day in October 2014. Salinas Valley stretches out around him like a Hidden Valley Ranch commercial, its endless rows of emerald leaves pushing
