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If you're reading this, you've survived the "sequester" cuts!
That may surprise you, since President Obama likened the sequester to taking a "meat cleaver" to government, causing FBI agents to be furloughed, prosecutors to let criminals escape and medical research to grind to a halt!
The media hyped it, too. The NBC Nightly News said, "The sequester could cripple air travel, force firefighter layoffs — even kick preschoolers out of child care!"
The truth is that the terrifying sequester cuts weren't even cuts. They were merely a small reduction in government's planned: increase: in spending. A very small reduction.
After a decade, the federal government will simply spend about $4.6 trillion a year instead of $4.5 trillion (in 2012 dollars).
And still members of Congress, Republicans included, look for ways to delay the cuts, like spreading them out over 10 years instead of making any now. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., asked, "If we cannot do this little bit … how are we ever going to balance the budget?"
Actually, we don't even need to balance the budget. If we just slowed the growth of government to 1 or 2 percent a year, we could grow our way out of unsustainable debt.
Paul recommends freezing hiring of federal workers, staying out of most foreign military conflicts and eliminating four Cabinet-level departments: Housing, Education, Energy and Commerce. Why do we even have a Commerce Department? Commerce just happens. The free market provides housing and energy. Education is funded by states.
Those Cabinet departments don't exist just to help you. The housing budget funds vouchers that give people an incentive not to seek higher-paying jobs, plus advocacy groups and in a few cases even homes for the bureaucrats themselves.
Federal education spending pleases education bureaucrats and teachers unions but doesn't raise kids' test scores. Energy subsidies go to "green" crony capitalists like those who ran Solyndra. The Commerce Department awards taxpayer-funded trips to politically connected CEOs to promote their companies overseas.
We could cut still more departments. I'd start with the departments of Labor and Agriculture. Workers can labor and farmers can farm without federal help.
But the chances of bigger cuts — or tackling the biggest threat, Medicare — seem remote when government won't even ditch budget items like these:
— $140,000 to study pig feces in China.
— $100,000 for a videogame about aliens saving planets from climate change.
— $88,000 for a comedy tour in India called "Make Chai, Not War."
— $55,000 to study immaturity and drinking.
Did those sound like jokes? They are all too real.
Maybe I — and people my age — can avoid making cuts. Since so much spending is lavished on older Americans, we can let younger generations foot the bill. But that will be tricky, since the portion of the population that's my age keeps getting larger.
My fellow baby boomers and I rudely refuse to die, and we want all the cool new stuff modern medicine invents. We expect it to be free, or nearly free, through Medicare.
Unfortunately, there aren't enough young people to pay for what we'll collect from Medicare. Birth rates are falling. Young people in America now don't have enough babies to replace themselves, let alone enough to become workers to fund Medicare. Worse, many of those young people learned bad lessons from us baby boomers — like how to be parasites.
One student from California State, Northridge told my viewers that his plan for the future is: "Beat the system — take out a bunch of loans, and don't pay them back. … What (else) are you going to do, work?"
Well, someone has to.
Frederic Bastiat wrote, "Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else."
But government, which wants you to think it is so useful and generous, can't spend a dime until it takes that dime from us.
It's time to stop kidding ourselves. Think of the sequester "cuts" as a very gentle wake-up call.
John Stossel is host of "Stossel" on the Fox Business Network. He's the author of "No They Can't: Why Government Fails, but Individuals Succeed." To find out more about John Stossel, visit his site at johnstossel.com.

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"The Development of the Pronephros during the Embryonic and Early Larval Life of the Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus)" (1932), by Rachel L. Carson
Rachel L. Carson studied biology at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland and graduated in 1933 with an MA upon the completion of her thesis, The Development of the Pronephros during the Embryonic and Early Larval Life of the Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus). The research that Carson conducted for this thesis project grounded many of the claims and observations she presented in her 1962 book, Silent Spring.
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James Edgar Till (1931– )
James Edgar Till is a biophysicist known for establishing the existence of stem cells along with Ernest McCulloch in 1963. Stem cells are undifferentiated cells that can shift, or differentiate, into specialized types of cells and serve as a repair system in the body by dividing indefinitely to replenish other cells. Till's work with stem cells in bone marrow, which produces the body's blood cells, helped form the field of modern hematology, a medical discipline that focuses on diseases related to the blood.
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Luc Antoine Montagnier (1932-2022)
Luc Montagnier studied viruses, the immune system, and cancer in France during the second half of the twentieth century. In his early career, Montagnier studied how cancer-causing viruses replicate and infect host cells. He received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2008 for his team's discovery that a retrovirus, human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, was the cause of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS. AIDS is a chronic condition that results from HIV infection and damages the immune system.
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Paul Kammerer (1880-1926)
Paul Kammerer conducted experiments on amphibians and marine animals at the Vivarium, a research institute in Vienna, Austria, in the early twentieth century. Kammerer bred organisms in captivity, and he induced them to develop particular adaptations, which Kammerer claimed the organismss offspring would inherit. Kammerer argued that his results demonstrated the inheritance of acquired characteristics, or Lamarckian inheritance. The Lamarckian theory of inheritance posits that individuals transmit acquired traits to their offspring.
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Subject: Experiments, People
HeLa Cell Line
The HeLa cell line was the first immortal human cell line that George Otto Gey, Margaret Gey, and Mary Kucibek first isolated from Henrietta Lacks and developed at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1951. An immortal human cell line is a cluster of cells that continuously multiply on their own outside of the human from which they originated. Scientists use immortal human cell lines in their research to investigate how cells function in humans.
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Subject: Technologies, Experiments, People, Ethics


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Early Life
Gauguin was first a sailor, then a successful stockbroker in Paris. In 1874 he began to paint on weekends. By the age of 35, with the encouragement of Camille Pissarro, he devoted himself completely to his art, having given up his position and separated (1885) from his wife and five children. Allying himself with the Impressionists, he exhibited with them from 1879 to 1886. The next year he sailed for Panama and Martinique. In protest against the "disease" of civilization, he determined to live primitively, but illness forced him to return to France. The next years were spent in Paris and Brittany, with a brief but tragic stay with Van Gogh at Arles.
Later Life and Art
In 1888, Gauguin and Émile Bernard proposed a synthetist theory of art, emphasizing the use of flat planes and bright, nonnaturalistic color in conjunction with symbolic or primitive subjects. The Yellow Christ (Albright-Knox Art Gall., Buffalo) is characteristic of this period. In 1891, Gauguin sold 30 canvases and with the proceeds went to Tahiti. There he spent two years living poorly, painting some of his finest pictures, and writing Noa Noa (tr. 1947), an autobiographical novel set in Tahiti. In 1893 he returned to France, collected a legacy, and exhibited his work, rousing some interest but making very little money. Disheartened and sick from syphilis, which had afflicted him for many years, he again set out for the South Seas in 1895. There his last years were spent in poverty, despair, and physical suffering. In 1897 he attempted suicide and failed, living to paint for five more years. He died on Hiva Oa in the Marquesas Islands.
Gauguin's Style and Impact on Modern Art
Today Gauguin is recognized as a highly influential founding father of modern art. He rejected the tradition of western naturalism, using nature as a starting point from which to abstract figures and profound sense of mystery. He revived the art of woodcutting with his free and daring knife work and his expressive, irregular shapes and strong contrasts. He produced some fine lithographs and a number of pottery pieces.
There are major examples of Gauguin's work in the United States, including The Day of the God (Art Inst., Chicago), Ia Orana Maria (1891; Metropolitan Mus.), By the Sea (1892; National Gall., Washington, D.C.), and his masterpiece Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? (1897; Mus. of Fine Arts, Boston). W. Somerset Maugham's Moon and Sixpence (1919), based loosely on the life of Gauguin, did much to promote the Gauguin legend that arose shortly after his death.
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Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers
Mayo Bartlett is a Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyer who has the experience and dedication that you or your loved one needs on their side when facing criminal charges. He is a former Westchester County prosecutor who served more than 10 years in the Westchester County District Attorney's Office in White Plains New York. He has also been a Pelham Criminal Defense Attorney since 2003, and he has a thorough understanding of police procedure from years spent working with officers and detectives in Pelham as both a Westchester County Prosecutor, and as a Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyer. In fact, Mayo served as a Westchester County Prosecutor, Mayo Bartlett frequently prosecuted Pelham criminal cases in the Pelham Justice Court for the Westchester County District Attorney's Office.
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Pelham Criminal Defense Cases
Pelham New York is a located in Westchester County, just north of New York City. The Pelham Town Court is located at 34 Fifth Avenue in Pelham New York. Pelham borders the Bronx and the City of Mount Vernon which is home to historic Saint Paul's Church, which many credit as being the birthplace of the Bill of Rights. If you have been contacted by the Pelham Police, or if you have been arrested in Pelham New York, contact our Pelham criminal attorneys and let us help you.
Our Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers are part of a legal team which includes forensic experts, private investigators with law enforcement backgrounds, and seasoned attorneys. As a Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyer, Mayo Bartlett is fully familiar with the procedures of the Pelham Court. In fact, Mayo Bartlett was a Pelham prosecutor for several years when he worked in the Westchester County District Attorney's Office.
Our Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers have extensive experience representing college students who have criminal charges against them. Seemingly minor charges like Marihuana possession and Petit Larceny can have devastating consequences for college students. These charges can lead to denial of student loans, and even expulsion from school. If you, or a loved one is a college student facing criminal charges contact our Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers immediately so that we may help you effectively resolve the case while preserving your ability to complete your education. We will consider the collateral consequences of your case instead of simply pursuing the most expedient resolution of your case.
Criminal cases are among the least understood legal matters a person can face. Often, criminal allegations alone are enough to damage a person's life, causing the accused to lose eligibility to receive federal student loans, the right to remain in the United States if he or she is an immigrant, and even their freedom. It is important to choose an attorney who has experience handling these delicate cases. As Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers, we are uniquely prepared to address these nuances.
We are a Westchester Criminal Defense law firm with offices located in the Westchester Financial Center which is one block from the White Plains Train Station and bus depot, and two blocks from the Westchester County Court. Our Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers handle all kinds of criminal cases in the Pelham Justice Court, and in surrounding Westchester County municipalities, as well as in Federal Court. The Federal Courthouse for the Southern District of New York in White Plains, New York is a quick two block walk from our office. We routinely handle cases ranging from simple Theft and Disorderly Conduct through Domestic Violence, White Collar Crime, Sex Crimes, and even Murder.
We provide representation in a wide variety of criminal cases, including:
- Homicide
- Robbery
- Burglary
- White Collar Crime
- Prevailing Wage Cases
- Sex Crimes and Rape
- Criminal Possession of a Weapon
- Criminal Mischief
- Domestic Violence
- Unlawful Imprisonment
- Narcotics and Drugs
- Marihuana (Marijuana)
- Child Pornography
- DWAID (Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs)
- Reckless Driving
- Leaving the Scene of a Personal Injury/Property Damage Accident
- Felony DWI Under Leandra's Law
- Aggravated DWI (BAC above 0.18%)
- DWI Refusal Hearings
- Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle
- Vehicular Assault
- Unemployment Insurance Fraud
- Vehicular Manslaughter
- Assault
- Harassment
- Fraud
- Possession of a Forged Instrument
- Grand Larceny and Petit Larceny
- Trespass
- Disorderly Conduct
- All other criminal matters.
We also have a Vehicle and Traffic practice. We represent clients with traffic tickets including but not limited to:
- Texting While Driving
- Using Cell Phone While Driving
- Distracted Driving
- Unlicensed Operation
- Speeding
- Following Too Closely
- Improper Turns
- Unsafe Lane Change and numerous other traffic infractions.
Mayo appeared almost every week on a legal panel featured on Richard French Live which is available on WRNN. The show was taped live every Wednesday from 6:00 pm to 7:00 p.m. and airs throughout New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, including the five boroughs of New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, the Washington DC Metro Area, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Hawaii.
If you would like additional information, or to schedule an appointment with our experienced team of attorneys regarding a civil rights matter or a criminal case, whether it is a homicide, white collar crime, narcotics case, DWI, theft, felony DWI charges, alco-sensors, breathalyzers, chemical test refusals, administrative hearings, other criminal offenses, or traffic tickets, contact us for your confidential consultation today to discuss your legal rights and your options going forward. You may contact our Pelham Criminal Defense Lawyers at 914-224-3086 or at firstname.lastname@example.com during normal business hours, and 24 hours in the event of an emergency.
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Millipedes are creepy little pests that like to show up in the darkest, eeriest areas of our homes, and no one likes to see them around. If you have a millipede infestation in your home, this can be a major problem and health hazard.
You may want to consider killing millipedes in Mcalester to help solve your problem with these pests.
Millipede Control / Centipede Control in Pittsburg County
Millipedes share several distinct features that may make you consider killing millipedes in Oklahoma. Both have a great many legs, as their names indicate. The number ranges from 15 pairs to about 200 pairs, depending on the kind. In both classes the animals have long, slender bodies, made up of many segments. A few are born with their full number of segments and legs, but most grow new segments as they age. The last segment divides in two, and then the new last segment divides again. Such division continues until the animal has its adult number of segments.
The heads of millipedes have antennae-long feelers like those of insects. Some kinds have simple eyes, but others are blind. They have tiny insect like mouths.
Millipedes have hard outer shells enclosing their muscles and body organs. These shells serve as skeletons when killing millipedes. The shell's outer layer is shed from time to time, thus allowing an increase in size. Many of the body segments have air pores, which connect to an internal system of tiny tubes. These tubes carry air to all parts of the body.
Killing Millipedes Professionally For Mcalester
Millipedes have a nerve center in their head – a kind of a simple brain. A nerve cord runs along the lower part of the body, with smaller nerve centers in each body segment.
The digestive system consists of a tube that goes from the mouth through the body. Wastes are given off through an opening at the end of the body. The blood-circulation system is simple. It consists of a tube like heart, which pumps the blood from one end of the body to the other.
There is absolutely nothing cute or endearing about house centipedes. In fact, I can't even think of one single redeeming quality these creepy little things possess. Learning how to get rid of millipedes was something I did without reservation or hesitation. Here are the basics of what I did to get rid of millipede infestation once and for all.
Now, before I proceed, I know that some individuals out there may actually try to sell you on the idea that millipedes are your friends, based on their consumption of other creepy crawlies such as roaches, spiders, and larva. My take on the subject is that I would rather have NONE of the above in my home. I would much rather hire pest control professionals for killing millipedes or house centipedes.
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So with that in mind, let's put our focus back on how to get rid of millipedes. And to understand the most efficient, effective, and common-sense method of doing this, let's quickly go over what NOT to do.
Millipede Exterminators in Oklahoma
Extermination, fumigation bombs, and bug sprays are actually not a good option at all. There are a few reasons for this, the most important of which is the health risk involved. Poison is poison is poison. It's no good for anyone, including you, your kids, your pets, and anyone else who may enter your home.
In addition, it's expensive. It can end up costing you hundreds of dollars. Then, when the millipedes come back, you've gotta shell that money out all over again. This is a cycle that could quite feasibly go on indefinitely.
The bottom line is that killing millipedes is really only a quick fix, and until you can remedy the situation that started your house millipede woes in the first place, there is a very strong likelihood that you haven't seen the last of those wicked little monsters by a long shot!
So what SHOULD you do? It's simple, really. Make them fall out of love with your house. In fact, make them absolutely hate it. This and this alone is the only long-lasting way to get these suckers out of your life in quick order, and give them absolutely no reason to want to return… ever!
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1. Cut off their entrance points. There are a few millipede "hot spots" that you need to learn how to seal up.
2. Cut off their food supply. This is double great for you, because you'll be getting rid of the other creepy-crawlies, too!
3. Cut off their water supply. millipedes LOVE water (we all do) and can't live without it. You need to learn how to dry them out.
This is obviously very basic, yet it is the true jist of how to eliminate these freaky critters from your life for good. Again, stay away from the sprays, bombs, and pesticides. These are short term solutions at best. Cut millipedes off from easy access, food, and water, and just watch how quickly you can get rid of millipedes starting tonight!
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I write with an update on BRANCH. As many of you know, I have purposively slowed down production on BRANCH while I complete the million-word Encyclopedia of Victorian Literature for Blackwell, which follows Fred Burwick's three-volume Encyclopedia of Romantic Literature. Production on BRANCH will ramp up again starting next summer. Even so, some articles are wending their way through copy-editing and revision. I write to let you know that I have published five new articles in BRANCH, all on significant events. They arrive just in time for inclusion in your winter/spring syllabi:
· Priti Joshi (U Puget Sound), "1857; or, Can the Indian 'Mutiny' Be Fixed?"
· Christopher Keep (Western U), "The Introduction of the Sholes & Glidden Type-Writer, 1874″
· Isaac Land (Indiana SU), "On the Foundings of Sierra Leone, 1787-1808″
· Barbara Leckie (Carleton U), "'The Bitter Cry of Outcast London' (1883): Print Exposé and Print Reprise"
· Lesa Scholl (Emmanuel College, U of Queensland), "Irish Migration to London During the c.1845-52 Famine: Henry Mayhew's Representation in London Labour and the London Poor"
Priti Joshi's piece joins a strong cluster on India (with previous BRANCH articles by Anne Clendinning, Judith L. Fisher, Julie Codell, and Aviva Briefel); Isaac Land's joins a growing cluster on Africa (with previous articles by Timothy Johns, Anne Clendinning, Jo Briggs, Dane Kennedy, and Matthew Rubery). Chris Keep's article on the typewriter joins a large cluster on new technologies and pairs well with John Picker's article on the telegraph; Leckie's joins a large cluster on class. Lesa Scholl's piece on the Irish Migration is, surprisingly, the first BRANCH piece on Ireland. Others will follow. Lesa Scholl's piece pairs nicely with Barbara Leckie's.


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Tuesday, April 19
Eating Well Every Day - and Celebrating Earth Week in a BIG Organic Way
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I liked Earth Dinner on Facebook.ReplyDelete
Even though I live in a townhouse, I grow my owns herbs and lettuce, cucumbers, squash, whatever fits on the patio! monken at onken dot com
a) I liked EARTH DINNERReplyDelete
b way you go organic--GROWN MY OWN
c) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win).
a) I "liked" Farmgirl Fare
b) A favorite way you go organic. Buy local organics when I can
c) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win).
What a great day to find your blog!!
I also posted a link on my blogReplyDelete
I liked Earth Dinner on FB!ReplyDelete
One way we like to go organic is to shop at our local farmer's market!
- Wendy Johnston4/19/2011 1:46 PM
Hi there I wanted to let you know that I Liked the Earth Day page. I live on a 100+ acre farm in southern West Virginia where we raise beef cattle, Katahdin Hair Sheep, and a large vegetable garden with my parents. We are operating a CSA for vegetables and recently got our distributors license for selling meat directly from our farm. firstname.lastname@example.com
I "liked" Earth Dinner.ReplyDelete
I grow my own veggies, support the local Farmer's Market in Warrenton, Missouri AND I just purchased 3 dairy goats! 8)
- Janet S4/19/2011 1:51 PM
I 'liked' Farmgirl Fare.ReplyDelete
Ever since I tried organic sour cream, I've been hooked. And I only buy organic milk now.
I practice organic gardening by using beneficial plants to lure insects instead of spraying pesticides. We use organic lotions, soaps and shampoos and we buy local, organic grass-fed meat (elk, bison, and beef).ReplyDelete
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I "liked" Earth Dinner and downloaded the booklet. I grow my own herbs and hope to put in a vegetable garden again this year though Mother Nature isn't cooperating yet. I'm also a member of my local Co-op and try to buy a lot of stuff there.ReplyDelete
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We go organic by using our own compost from our chickens and our kitchen scraps, growing and canning our own organic veggies, and freezing/jamming organically grown, local berries that we pick ourselves!ReplyDelete
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This year 1) I purchased all organic, bio-dynamic seeds for our garden, 2) in which we use no chemicals. 3) I also purchase as much organic, non-GMO food staples I can.ReplyDelete
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Three ways we go organic are 1)in all our dairy products (which is why this win would be great!), 2)we try to keep our meat local and if not "certified" organic at least know what the farm practices, and 3)we consider it a matter of "voting with your money" in everthing else that we try to buy organic. To us its more than just about the health of the earth, its about social justice to laborers as well.ReplyDelete
I'm 'going organic' by gardening. I manage to grow & preserve most of the produce we eat throughout the year.ReplyDelete
We don't have enough land for animals, so we buy pastured organic beef from friends.
I use natural products elsewhere in our home- to clean the house, and even to brush my teeth!
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- Anonymous4/19/2011 2:10 PM
Loved the earth dinner ideas, but I always check all your listings. All the new babies have been wonderful. I was thinking it is a good thing Mother Nature has most of that work preprogrammed into the moms.ReplyDelete
Sincere thanks for all you do and post.
The world is a better place because of your energies.
We go organic by:ReplyDelete
1. Growing as much as we can ourselves
2. Purchasing almost everything else from our local farmers' market
3. Making sure the rest of the products we consume come from companies that practice earth-friendly production.
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Liked Farmgirl Fare on FB! We grow our own organic veggies.ReplyDelete
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I really enjoy your blog!
1) I frequent my local farmer's market when it's openReplyDelete
2) I grow my own tomatoes and peppers on my back deck
3) I save peelings and other vegetable odds and ends to add to soup stock
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- Kathy4/19/2011 2:35 PM
I have "liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook and was already a fan of yours. I enjoy your posts...ReplyDelete
We should all compost for several reasons: Landfills aren't utilized, it is really easy, the end result of the compost is wonderful for organic gardening. And it teaches our children good gardening habits!
I have purchased heirloom seeds for the past 3 years and have experienced bumper crops. The heirloom seeds haven't been altered and are much more heathly. These can also be passed on to the next generations!
I always try to buy locally and support my neighbors and farmers when the opportunity comes along.
Keep up your great blog!!
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I liked Earth Dinner on FB as I am already your fan! We go organic by growing gorgeous organic heirloom food for ourselves and our friends and by shopping locally at Farmer's Markets with organic farmers. This year for the first time we bought organic pork from our wonderful neighbor farm, gorgeous meat! We also raise our own organic free range chickens and just sold our first dozen to our friend across the street who loves organic eggs.ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous4/19/2011 3:01 PM
Three ways we go organicReplyDelete
1. We have a rental garden and grow our own produce without pesticides and using only organic fertilizers
2. We buy organic milk
3. We buy organic free-range eggs. In the summer we buy them at the local farmer's market.
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1. I Like you. :)ReplyDelete
2. I love buying our local organic milk and making my own homemade yogurt out of it.
3. carly.rapp [at] gmail [dot] com
I've been loving the lamb posts, what a great way to feel springy.
- Anonymous4/19/2011 3:16 PM
a) I liked EARTH DINNERReplyDelete
b way you go organic- buy local, at farmers markets
c) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win).
a) I "liked" Farmgirl Fare
b) A favorite way you go organic. Composting
c) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win).
1. Earth Dinner sounds awesome, thanks for the tip! (I liked them.)ReplyDelete
2. Loving making organic granola. It pairs well with my yogurt!
3. carly.rapp [at] gmail [dot] com
What a wonderful blog you share with us! Love all the babies and their guard-doggies! We compost our kitchen waste. We garden organically. We support the local farmers and meat producers at our farmers markets. We buy organic dairy and local artisan cheeses as well as locally raised eggs. We grow our own shiitake mushrooms. We also support our chefs who are using as much locally raised food stuffs as possible. Once again thanks for the great blog! email@example.com
I support local businesses that use local and organic products, I buy organic food as much as possible for my home use, and I don't use harsh chemicals in my house or yard. gmail: boondogglerrReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/19/2011 3:33 PM
Three ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
a) Raise my own free-range chickens, pigs, and ducks.
b) Forage for as many local wild edibles as possible (especially blueberries!)
c) Buy local produce from the farmer's market in town when I can.
I liked you on Facebook! I didn't know you had a page, yay!ReplyDelete
One of my favorite organic products is just plain and simple baby spinach! It is so delicious and so versatile!
I love your blogs, thank you!!
I liked you on Facebook!ReplyDelete
I go organic by trying to buy only seasonal fruits and veggies from local farms - luckily I have a very good one fairly close to me :)
Fun giveaway! 3 ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
1. We have a year-round CSA membership with a local organic farm.
2. I avoid most heavily processed packaged foods and buy bulk organic whole foods whenever possible (other than the cheez-its I'm currently eating -- oops :-)
3. We compost all of our organic trash (woohoo for municipal composting -- awesome for those of us who don't have a garden of our own!)
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a) I like Earth DinnerReplyDelete
b) We go organic by producing as much as we can from our backyard garden.
c) email@example.com
We go organic by 1) supporting our local farmer's markets as much as possible 2) by buying local meat 3) buying local eggs and milkReplyDelete
I am lucky here to have a local lamb farmer who raises his lambs au-natural (and is affordable too). I also have a year-round farmers' market that I get food from every week to supplement my own garden.ReplyDelete
Living in a warm climate means that it is easier to go organic and close-by all year long.
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I liked Farmgirl Fare and Earth Dinner on facebook. Three ways I go organic are as follows: I recently bought Earth friendly laundry detergent. I work at a self serve frozen yogurt shop that promotes buying local. A percentage of the toppings are locally supplied. We eat at Trolley Stop Market, a restaurant/market, opened by local farmers that serves organic food.ReplyDelete
- email@example.com/19/2011 6:00 PM
For the last 3 years my husband and I have been removing decorative plants and shrubs from our small yard(1/3 acre lot) and replacing them with fruiting trees and berry shrubs. We've also built 3 gardens where we grow many vegetables and herbs organically. So we go organic by:ReplyDelete
1. Growing as many fruits and vegetables as space allows in our garden.
2.Composting kitchen scraps and yard clippings.
3. Buying organic milk/dairy products and hormone/antibiotic free meat at the grocery.
I also think it's important to share with family and friends so that they can see what's possible in your backyard.
I know this won't give me a better chance of winning, but I have to say that I love your blog! And my 4-year-old loves looking at the cute lambs, too. :)ReplyDelete
1. I get a twice monthly organic fruit delivery, which I like because it supports organic food and a small business owner.
2. I subscribe to an organic CSA, and buy meat from a local "beyond organic" farmer.
3. I use (and LOVE) all of my reusable bags for grocery or any type of shopping. They're technically not organic, but I know they keep a lot of plastic out of my home!
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What an AMAZING give-away! I go organic by:ReplyDelete
a) growing my own food and spices whenever I can
b) buying organic foods
c) buying local foods
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I liked Earth Dinner on facebook (Rachel Tayse Baillieul).ReplyDelete
My favorite way to go organic is to harvest foods from my backyard garden.
rachel AT houndsinthekitchen DOT com
- Anonymous4/19/2011 8:39 PM
I liked earth dinner on Facebook.ReplyDelete
I do organic by buying as many organic products as possible.
My email: kdznme2atgmaildotcom
I liked you on facebook and Earth Dinner. I shop at our local farmers market as well as vend there with all-natural products. I grow my own veges and fruits organically and I am currently trying to purge plastic from my life. I have a long way to go. dlindquist55 at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/19/2011 9:07 PM
I buy organic meat for my boyfriend, fruit that I eat the skin of, and organic turkey on the holidays (Easter's a-comin'!). Rest of the time I schlepp it out with conventional stuff. Wish I could eat organic all the time! amianerd at yahoo dot comReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/19/2011 10:05 PM
I liked Earth Dinner!ReplyDelete
I go Organic as often as possible by buying organic, eating organic, and living organic!
Here's my email… sdealaman at gmail dot com
We buy organic products whenever I can as a single mom - Stoneyfield Organic Yogurt for one and usually I can get organic carrots and onions for not too much more than the pesticide ones! My daughters and I have been using more natural and organic body products like soaps and shampoos and clean with natural cleaners, buy organic lip balms and lotions. Fortunately it is getting easier and less expensive to buy the products than it used to be - I hope somday they become mainstream! janschop at aol dot comReplyDelete
(1) We grow a lot of our own produce in the summer, organically of course.ReplyDelete
(2) We buy organic, grass-fed beef from a local farmer.
(3) We avoid processed, packaged foods as much as possible.
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-I "liked" you on facebook!ReplyDelete
-We buy organic produce in the winter when its available.
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I "liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook.ReplyDelete
I grow as many veggies as I can, and buy as many as I can from the farmers market, and put up as much as I can to save for the winter!
I'm going organic by 1) using my own chicken manure as compost, 2) stopping use of synthetic fertilizers, and 3) buying organic seeds and seedlings!ReplyDelete
I "Liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook...sounds awesome. Using natural soil amendments is my favorite way to go organic.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/20/2011 9:31 AM
1) I buy organic when possible.ReplyDelete
2) Grow all organic vegies in the garden and put up the extras for winter
3) Use organic cleaners and beauty products
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Oh, let's see . . .ReplyDelete
1) Our garden is mostly organic. I only say mostly because the seeds aren't necessarily, but the practices are. "Practices" meaning the back-breaking labor of hand pulling weeds in favor of blasting them with Round-up.
2) Our sheep are raised on organic pastures. We don't have the money or equipment to be spraying fertilizers or whatever on the grass anyway. But we DO have the equipment to spread soiled hay to fertilize all over the acre of grass in the paddock. And by "equipment" I mean a pitchfork, a rake, a wheelbarrow, and two very tired people.
3) We don't buy much produce, and it's not always organic when I do buy it, but carrots are organic when I buy them. Cubby likes to chew on a whole carrot (helps with teething), so organic seemed prudent in that case especially.
Three ways I go organic....ReplyDelete
1.) Growing some of my own veggies
2.) Buying locally raised organic meat
3.) Making my own health and beauty products from plants I grow in my garden
elightle24 at hotmail dot com
I compost everything and use the resulting mixture in my gardens, which are all organic as well. I make my own household cleaners rather than using the chemical-based ones. We recycle nearly everything - I make over outgrown garments, reuse jars, and just generally try to be as organic as possible as well as reduce our waste. Karin - khsds2 at yahoo dot com.ReplyDelete
1. Grow my own veggies and some fruits.ReplyDelete
2. Can/freeze/dry my own veggies and fruits.
3. Organic dairy only.
4. Farmer's markets and organic section at grocer's. They are getting better. Slowly.
gracesnature at yahoo dot com
I tried to "like" Earth Dinner but saw no button on their page? I posted on their wall and will keep checking back to "like"! The book looks awesome. I just started liking you about 2 weeks ago. Your site is great and I love it.ReplyDelete
I belong to a full-diet, year-round CSA in the cold hinterlands of upstate NY. Mark and Kristin Kimball are the bomb! My favorite way to go organic is to spend my late summer like a busy bee-- canning, freezing and putting up so I can enjoy treats like blueberries, pickles, green beans, broccoli and melon in LOCAL way ALL WINTER LONG!
aquinn1970 AT yahoo DOT com
- Anonymous4/20/2011 12:47 PM
I liked farmgirl fare on facebook.ReplyDelete
buying as much as possible at the farmer's market
krystaldwilson AT gmail.com
Hi Farmgirl!ReplyDelete
I'm a long-time reader but just now I
1) "Liked" Farmgirl Fare on Facebook
2)I go organic by composting all of the bits and pieces of my farmer's market veggies
3) shwardlaw AT gmail dot com
- Anonymous4/20/2011 6:40 PM
We go organic byReplyDelete
1) buying organic tomato and herb seedlings
2) no chemical pesticides or weed killers allowed
3) composting all our yard clippings for use in the garden
mamatrahan (at) msn (dot) com
#1--I "liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook. My favorite way to go organic is to shop at the farmer's market and buy organic produce there.ReplyDelete
rachel (dot) or (dot) clark (at) gmail (dot) com
#2--I liked Farmgirlfare on facebook. Another favorite way to go organic is by not using pesticides on my small veggie garden.ReplyDelete
rachel (dot) or (dot) clark (at) gmail (dot) com
I just "liked the Farmgirl Fare FB page". As a stay at home mom of 3 kids aged 3 and twin 18-month olds, it's hard financially to go organic all the time. However, we do our best by buying organic milk when we are out of milk WIC checks for the month, and shopping organically based on the "dirty dozen."ReplyDelete
email : firstname.lastname@example.com
I liked the "Earth Dinner" page, looking forward to reading more! I also like to go organic by really focusing on the things that we eat the most of, even if they're not in the "dirty dozen." If it's going in our bodies a lot, it's gotta be as natural as possible!ReplyDelete
email: email@example.com
Three ways we go organic... We raise our own beef, we raise our own chickens and eggs, and we grow our own veggies nad herbs all without chemicals.ReplyDelete
a)I just "liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook
b)my family goes organic by supporting our local CSA. We've been members for more than 10 years and LOVE the variety we get.
c)Reneelouise at yahoo dot com.
a)I just "liked" Farmgirl Fare on Facebook
b)my family goes organic by buying organic dairy whenever we can and making sure we do not waste our food.
c)Reneelouise at yahoo dot com.
- Anonymous4/21/2011 11:34 AM
I just liked Farmgirl fare on FB.ReplyDelete
We have gone organic a few years ago by expanding our garden and canning as much as we can. Love home grown veggies in the winter months.
My email address is missysids (at) yahoo dot com
- Anonymous4/21/2011 3:05 PM
A few ways I've gone organic: 1) I quit eating most meat, as it's hard to find local organic meat in my area. 2) I've moved to companion planting in my vegetable garden to eliminate the need for pesticides. 3) I've started doing the bulk of my shopping at farmers markets.ReplyDelete
My email: email@example.com
Great giveaway in celebration of Earth Day! Thanks. We go organic by growing our own veggies, having our own chickens for organic eggs and by choosing to by organic clothing for our little one that's on the way. I believe that even with clothing, buying organic cotton is key to help reducing pesticide waste in water sources and damaging soils. Love your blogs! firstname.lastname@example.com
- Anonymous4/21/2011 3:25 PM
HI!! I "Liked" Earth Dinner on Facebook because I already "Like" you!ReplyDelete
We grow our own blueberries and peppers,melons etc. We have just started(Last year) growing..and selling Goji plants which we are very excited about!!!! I traveled to China last year and brought lots of dried berries back.
WE are now also starting to raise our own StCroix sheep and should have our first Lambing season! end of July...so exciting!
I go organic by:ReplyDelete
growing as much produce as I can myself,
buying as much as I can from the farmers market and
seeking out organic options at the grocery store.
- Anonymous4/21/2011 3:37 PM
I liked it on FB! =D My favorite way to go organic is to grow my own as much as possible using healthy soil and organic seeds! Just found your blog and love it! firstname.lastname@example.com
I liked Earth Dinner today, I'm going organic by buying local and also planting my own organic garden this year. I also just found out we are expecting and are already purchasing cloth diapers and of course breast fed is best. My email is email@example.com
3 ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
- starting to keep bees this spring
- guerrilla gardening organic fruit and veg in a city lot
- joining a startup organic CSA in my neighborhood
Didn't know you had a FB page....joined hte "like" list, true for "Earth Dinner" too.ReplyDelete
We 1) grow our own or shop local 2) compost/ recyclce almost all 3) BYOB all the time
pattaniece [AT] gmail [DOT] com
i liked it.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/21/2011 4:58 PM
I liked you on Facebook. my favorite organic thing is to help at an organic CSA veggie farm, my 2 boys love to play in the dirt! My email is higentry at yahoo dot com. Thanks HeidiReplyDelete
I Liked Earth Dinner.ReplyDelete
My favorite way to go organic is to plant an all organic and Non-GMO garden (basically, I'm obsessed with the Johnny's Select Seeds and High Mowing Organic Seeds catalogs).
amk671 AT yahoo DOT com
Three ways I go organic are shopping at our farmers' market, growing my own, and buying organic dog treats.ReplyDelete
amk671 AT yahoo DOT com
I liked this on facebook! and I like it everywhere else too! My favorite way to go organic this week is to color my Easter eggs with onion skins. I boiled the skins with the left over egg-boiling water and let it cool. Added some vinegar and soaked the eggs overnight. Lovely!ReplyDelete
genahohman AT gmail DOT com
Great give away!ReplyDelete
3 ways I go organic.
Grow my own in the garden, buy from the local farmers markets, and make my own cleaning products
greensandjeans AT gmail dot com
3 ways I go organic: homegrowing as much produce as I can for as much of the year as possible in our climate, buying any meat from local farmers who use organic methods, starting most of my garden veg from seed to support the saving and continued availability of organic seed.ReplyDelete
Our favorite way to go organic is to grow our own food... that way we know the farmer :) We grow as much as possible on our 5 acres.ReplyDelete
jjclark2 AT gmail DOT com
I liked Farmgirl fare on facebook. Loved the pictures!ReplyDelete
sarah.mira at gmail dot com
1) I liked Farmgirl Fare on facebook.ReplyDelete
2) I begin the organic cycle by growing food using compost made on our farm and by NOT putting any chemicals in the garden.
3) email me at cherieguerrant(at)yahoo(dot)com
- Anonymous4/21/2011 7:23 PM
1) I liked Earth DinnerReplyDelete
2) Grow my own!!! I recently started companion gardening to combat the local bugs.
3) email@example.com
Awesome contest!ReplyDelete
1. I planted my own backyard garden this year and plan on only using natural pesticides.
2. I supplement fruits and veggies at the farmer's market, organic only.
3. I have switched some of my household cleaners to organic versions.
jamiemeier at gmail dot com
- Anonymous4/21/2011 8:04 PM
Since I had previously "liked" you on Facebook, my second entry is:ReplyDelete
3 ways we go organic (already mentioned growing our own:)
1) I buy my eggs from a friend, who only feeds her chickens organic mash
2) I make my family's yogurt from organic milk
3) We use holistic remedies whenever possible, including raw local wildflower honey.
email: americanvalkyrie at hotmail dot com
I liked Earth Dinner TWICE on FB - once from my personal account, and once from my page, Decadent Philistines Save the World. :)ReplyDelete
We have a CSA only about 10 miles away from our house here in the Phoenix area. We purchase all of our vegetables from the farm, so it's not only organic but local. And let's not forget DELICIOUS.
My email address is allison DOT lee DOT powell AT gmail DOT com
I liked Earth Dinner on facebookReplyDelete
I grow my own!
I also like Farmgirl Fare on FBReplyDelete
I also love farmers markets
This really is a fun contest! :)ReplyDelete
Three of the ways that I am trying to go organic are the following:
1) We have been buying our eggs from a colleague of my husband's; we recycle the egg cartons, too (and collect them from friends to take to her). Not only are the eggs organic, but they are generally 4 days old at the most. We also usually get a duck egg or two - all for $2 a dozen!!!!!
2) Next month, I'll be headed out to a local peach orchard and picking as many peaches, apricots, and plums as I can possibly fit into my truck and then canning them, drying them, making them into jam, etc. The farm is organic (although not certified so) and focuses on supporting the community.
3) I'm purposely seeking out local restaurants that use local and sustainable farms (such as the peach farm I noted above) for their ingredients. What a huge difference in the quality of the meal!
My email address is allison DOT lee DOT powell AT gmail DOT com
We go organic a couple of ways.ReplyDelete
1) If grocery shopping in a supermarket, I always choose the organic option if one is available.
2) We use localharvest.org to find farms, farmstands, and farmers' markets to buy from. Over the years we've met some wonderful farmers and their families.
1. I liked Earth Dinner on FBReplyDelete
2. My favorite way to go organic is buying organic milk and yogurt.
3. cdreyes AT yahoo DOT com
3 Ways I go Organic -ReplyDelete
1 Try to grow some veggies and herbs in my yard every summer.
2. Buying organic milk, yogurt, cereals and snacks - and certain produce.
3. Shopping at our Local Farmers' Markets (found a couple new ones that are nearby through localharvest.org) and especially going to pick our own strawberries, apples and peaches at nearby farms (one is certified organic).
cdreyes AT yahoo DOT com
3 ways we go organic:ReplyDelete
1) grow as many of our own veggies as possible (even though we're just renting in a small duplex)
2) using natural methods of pest control on that garden
3) supporting local farmers at the farmer's market
I liked you on facebookReplyDelete
I liked earth dinner on face book
And I go organic by:
Giving yummy earth organic lollipops to my nieces and nephews
Buying organic starter plants and seeds (most things I start from seed but not tomatoes since I can't get them to grow) (ps I buy my seeds from seed savers exchange - lurve them)
I feed my husband only certified organic grass fed beef (I'm vegan so I don't eat it but I changed him from a mcdonald's man to someone who eats stuff that is better)
My email
Joy . Clark (at) gmail . COM
We go organic by: growing our own garden without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers, we consistently buy the dirty dozen foods organic and other organic foods as our budget allows, We're getting our own chickens to provide us with eggs and we'll feed them food remains that are health for them and then use their poop in our garden as fertilizer!ReplyDelete
Jlfmcnichols at gmail dot com
I liked you page on FB too ! One other way we go organic is by having our pest control person use natural methods for control!ReplyDelete
Jlfmcnichols at gmail dot com
I like Earth Dinner on FB. I am learning organic composting and growing my own food!ReplyDelete
alklong at hotmail dot com
I like Farmgirl Fare on FB and I raise my own chickens!ReplyDelete
alklong at hotmail dot com
I liked Earth Dinner on FBook too!ReplyDelete
I work with an organic farm here on the Central Coast of California. All last year I wrote the newsletters, did research on vegetables and fruit and learned a lot to apply to my own baby attempts at gardening. The farm offers a CSA program and I am just building the website (you can see it - still a work in progress: www.cvorganicfarm.com). I eat and cook and share as much organic food as possible!
Organic - we buy as much of our grocery purchases organic. We shop locally with farmers and farmers markets for meat and produce. Our eggs are from a farm in walking distance! And finally we have an organic veggie garden in the back. :)ReplyDelete
jessica e maurice at gmail dot com
Favorite ways we go organic:ReplyDelete
1. Organic Valley half and half - it's in my morning cuppa joe right now!
2. We have a large organic garden
3. We buy organic whenever possible
cgulvin AT hotmail DOT com
Three more ways that we go organic:ReplyDelete
1. Back in the 90's we had an organic market garden. We don't sell anymore, but we inspired a few others to grow their own organic gardens.
2. We start most of our own seedlings using organic methods.
3. We buy organic coffee beans from Equal Exchange....the best!
cgulvin AT hotmail DOT com
- Anonymous4/22/2011 4:47 AM
I "liked" Farmgirl on Facebook.ReplyDelete
My favorite way to go organic is to grow my own veggies & herbs!
slswayze AT gmail DOT com
- Alicia4/22/2011 6:38 AM
Hello! 3 ways I go organic... can I say garden, garden, garden? Hahaha... Here we go:ReplyDelete
1. I compost and use that in my garden
2. I visit the farmers market
3. I try to shop from the organic section when possible.
aleash25 at yahoo dot com
- lhouchin34/22/2011 7:28 AM
I "like" Farmgirl Fare on Facebook!! My favorite way to go organic is growing my own vegetables and herbs in my garden and shopping at my local co op. I also make my own laundry detergent and cleaners LHouchin3 AT ivytech DOT edu Thank you love your blog especially the gardening posts!!ReplyDelete
- lhouchin34/22/2011 7:30 AM
I "liked" Earth Dinner. Another favorite way I go organic is buying organic produce at my local farmers market on Fridays. It's a great way to get good food while staying local and I know it's fresh and affordable! LHouchin3 AT ivytech DOT eduReplyDelete
- Elizabeth H4/22/2011 7:49 AM
3. Leave a comment here on this post telling me:ReplyDelete
a) Three ways you go organic. Raise my own chickens for eggs, raise my own cattle for beef, forage in the forest for berries and mushrooms.
b) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win). lizage1 at yahoo dot com
- Elizabeth H4/22/2011 7:51 AM
2. "Like" Farmgirl Fare on Facebook (this option for new fans only), then leave a comment here on this post telling me:ReplyDelete
a) That you "liked" it. DONE!
b) A favorite way you go organic. grow all my own veggies for year round consumption
c) Your e-mail address (so I can contact you if you win). lizage1 at yahoo dot com
I liked you on facebook. We get better at local and organic every year (its hard sometimes). I've found a source of local and naturally grown chickens. We buy meat from a locally owned butcher who gets his meat from a naturally grown farmer. I am very active and buy from our farmers market and other local food organizations. I can and freeze. I'm getting better at growing more food. I compost. Is that enough?ReplyDelete
Three ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
1. I belong to an organic CSA. We joined in 2001.
2. I switched to organic milk and yogurt last year.
3. I buy organic/free range eggs and meat.
marciamoore2 AT hotmail DOT com
AND, I liked you on Facebook. I didn't realize you were on FB!ReplyDelete
marciamoore2 AT hotmail DOT com
- Anonymous4/22/2011 8:38 AM
I liked Earth Dinner on Facebook, since I have already followed your amazing posts for a while now. I go organic by GROWING MY OWN veggies and fruit and supplementing from our awesome farmers' market. Meat and dairy are always organic, free-range, and local if I can find it. It's a dream of mine to live your life, sheep and all.ReplyDelete
three ways I go organic are: 1. composting, recycling, and reusing 2. growing my own organic fruits and veggies 3. buying from local, small family farmers!ReplyDelete
my e-mail: fromtherustichome AT gmail DOT com
- Anonymous4/22/2011 8:46 AM
Like you on FB - Kitty MayneReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/22/2011 8:49 AM
Like Earth Dinner on FB - Kitty MayneReplyDelete
1. We go organic by growing our own berries and veggies and canning/freezing/drying them for winter. 2. We also have half share in a CSA. 3. We buy chicken and beef from local organic farmers.
- Chris4/22/2011 8:54 AM
Love this giveaway!ReplyDelete
I do what I can...where I can. I frequent the closest Farmers' Market. 'Have started gardening myself in the last two years. I buy organic when/where possible. I also think practically when choosing flowers for my yard...going with native plants as much as possible to conserve water. And I plant specifically for birds, too!
My favorite place is the organic blueberry ranch! (I went picking SIX times last summer!) Gotta love that freezer stash!
I LOVE this "place" and come to "see" you almost every day!
silvernsassy AT yahoo DOT com
I've been slowly going more and more organic like this:ReplyDelete
1) I've started growing my own food at the side of my house (hard because no one spot in my yard is "full sun" - but doable if you do a little research about what will grow in part-shade conditions)
2) I participate in a local (WI) summer CSA
3) I compost & use that where I can
laima UNDERSCORE r AT yahoo DOT com
I like Earth Dinner on facebook :)ReplyDelete
My favorite way to go organic is to simply look for MORE ways to be able to slowly incorporate more pieces fo organic in to my life (slowly, so my pocketbook doesn't freak out) ... most recently, this meant joining a local *meat* CSA. Every other week for three months I picked up assorted cured meats made locally and from locally grown, organic meat.
- Erin S4/22/2011 9:03 AM
3 ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
1. grow most of our own fruits/veggies organically
2. raise chickens on organic feed for eggs
3. shop at the local farmer's market
tightwaderin AT cox DOT net
Three ways I go organic:ReplyDelete
1) I grow my own vegetables in the summer organically
2) I compost my kitchen waste for the garden
3) I buy organic products at our local co-oop and shop in the farmers market in the summer.
I've gone organic by:ReplyDelete
1) ripping out my front lawn to grow more of my own fruits and vegetables, no pesticides allowed!
2) Started a second garden next to the vegetable garden that's solely for attracting beneficial insects (bee's, ladybugs, butterflies, etc)
3)Joined a local organic CSA to supplement items that I currently dont grow in my own yard.
My email is betweenthelimes AT gmail DOT com
a) I liked Farmgirl Fare on Fbook.ReplyDelete
b) My best local grocery store finally expanded their organic produce options. I've been buying lots to let them know I love it.
c) e-mail address jenine.mestonATgmail
Organic is the only way to go!ReplyDelete
1. Every little sunny patch in our yard is growing our own organic food, herbs and fruits.
2. We fill in our groceries with a local CSA year-round. They rock, and they can give us a few more items that I can't grow myself.
3. We regularly shop the farmer's markets here (and there are a ton of them) to pick up bigger bunches of organic stuff too - like boxes of berries and mounds of cucumbers to can and preserve for the rest of the year.
happyflapjack AT gmail DOT com
1) we get our eggs fresh from our neighborReplyDelete
2) we buy milk from a local dairy that uses organic/natural methods. The cows are grass fed!
3) We have a garden and grow our own veggies and fruits (berries) organically
katie at dekabyte dot com
I "liked Earth Dinner on Facebook. How do I go organic? I try to buy from local organic farmers!ReplyDelete
1. I "liked" Farmgirl FareReplyDelete
2. I go organic by choosing organic when I must shop at our only big grocery store, Wal-Mart
3. email@example.com
I already "like" you on Facebook, so I added Earth Dinner as well to my likes.ReplyDelete
I shop only the certified organic vendors at our three local farmer's markets. I try to buy only the organic products at Trader Joe's (one of my jobs is working there)
My yard and garden is organic, I have lots of herbs and several fruit trees and a few container veggies as well.
I liked Earth Dinner on FB!ReplyDelete
Let's see...ReplyDelete
I go organic by buying local, organic, pasteurized but non-homogenized milk from my local dairy (it's so good).
I buy organic fruits and vegetables as often as possible.
And (this is a new one) I buy all organic teas! yay for zumi!
I'm entering by placing my comment here on the blog.ReplyDelete
We practice oranic living in an urban environment in these ways:
1. We grow our own!! (square foot gardening)
2. We compost.
3. We support local growers by patronizing the downtown farmer's market at Pepper Place in Bham Alabama.
4. We support local growers/producers by buying their locally produced food and art items at AlabamaGoods.
elsnow AT homewood dot k12 dot al dot us
AND...I forgot:ReplyDelete
I have a standing order for a dozen farm eggs per week from a young woman who works with my youngest son! AND we're drawing up a chicken environment so we can keep sneaky city chickens!!!
elsnow at homewood dot k12 do al dot us
I could almost smell the oregano! Great photos! The Earth Dinner book has great ideas.Thanks!ReplyDelete
Here's my usual organic efforts:
I like to grow my own fruits and veggies.
I compost as much as I can from the kitchen and garden.
I LOVE to shop the farmers' markets
fogardengirl AT comcast Dot net
I liked Earth Dinner on Facebook- what a rad idea. I grow my own (herbs, lettuces, baby veg). I compost kitchen scraps and/or use them in "compost" stock!ReplyDelete
- Abiga/Karen4/22/2011 11:02 AM
I "liked" Earth Dinner. I go organic by buying local eggs from pastured chickens. Soon I will help slaughter some broilers too. email@example.com
I go organic with environmentally friendly dish and laundry soap, I forgo all harsh cleaning supplies, I use organic eggs and dairy, and I wear upcycled, eco-friendly shoes!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4/22/2011 11:21 AM
1. Liked Earth Dinner on Facebook.ReplyDelete
2. A favorite way to go organic is growing our own herbs and vegetables. We hope to add chickens to the equation soon as well.
3. email@example.com
We always buy organic dairy,eggs, bread, and as much poultry as possible.ReplyDelete
I grow some of our own veggies and love to compost. We use earth friendly cleaners. and this year I am adding organic clothing and bedding to our list. Thanks for supporting the Earth!
a.I liked "Earth Dinner" on FBReplyDelete
b. I purchase locally raised, organic free range chickens!
c. email@example.com
I liked Farmgirl on FBReplyDelete
I also buy locally raised grass fed organic beef!
- Anonymous4/22/2011 1:28 PM
liked Earth Dinner on facebookReplyDelete
Recycle all paper, bottles
Buy organic from our Farmers Mkt here in the Valley
Love the pictures and farm views
- Anonymous4/22/2011 3:09 PM
We go organic by growing our own produce as space allows on our condo patioReplyDelete
We buy locally produced eggs and dairy products
We purchase grass fed beef and chicken as availabe
I buy mostly organic produce at the grocery store, compost scraps, and recycle everything we can.ReplyDelete
I "liked" Farmgirl Fare on Facebook.ReplyDelete
I get my fresh produce from the farmer's market, so I know I'm not buying out-of-season fruit from Australia (not that there's anything wrong with Australia).
Me! Me! Me! Pick me!ReplyDelete
1. We grow 90% of our meat and all our dairy in the summer using sustainable methods.
2. Because of all our poultry and such we don't use chemicals in our gardens.
3. Most of our produce is grown from saved seeds.
ohiofarmg a T gma il dot com
I'm a new fan of The Earth Dinner on Facebook.ReplyDelete
One way we go organic is buy growing as much of our own food as we can in our backyard (chemical-free, of course).
chapstickmeg at gmail.com
I'm a new fan of Farmgirl Fare on Facebook.ReplyDelete
We go organic by supporting local farmers and purchasing sustainable, naturally raised meat and dairy. Yum!
chapstickmeg at gmail.com
- Anonymous4/22/2011 5:39 PM
We go organic three ways by joining a CSA, buying our meats from local farmers, and getting eggs from friends who raise chickens!ReplyDelete
Love all your stuff...we are hunting for property looking to go rural and you are an inspiration!ReplyDelete
We go organic by 1) 100% organically growing (and sharing) much of our own veggies, fruit, and herbs and buying the bulk of what we don't grow from our local organic veggie farm, and our local organic beef and raw milk producers, 2) foraging - much of it the weeds in our own yard! and 3) producing homemade cleaning and personal products from our harvest. I am at quozzle at hotmail dot com.
- Mary from Madison4/22/2011 6:35 PM
I so enjoy your posts! Liked Earth Dinner on Facebook as LaFarge is not far from me and we love organic.ReplyDelete
1. We participate in a CSA and I work with an organic farmer at the one and only DANE COUNTY FARMERS' MARKET!
2. We grow vegetables and small fruits in our backyard organically.
3. We buy local.
buchhma AT live dot com
Happy Easter! Hope the lambs have a great time gamboling!
I Like what Ohio Farm Girl said! And I agree!ReplyDelete
Pick me!!
Three ways that we go organic:
1) I have a pea patch in our backyard complete with Hoop house that grows a good deal of our veggies every year. I get my seeds from organic, non-GMO producers (like Baker Creek - they are rad.)
2) I make our own organic compost using Vermicomposting and pile compost methods and use this in our garden. (No chemicals for us!)
3) When I shop, I buy organic ingredients and make all my daughter's baby food from scratch with these ingredients. The more we buy, the more they will offer!!
l.w.nickell AT gmail DOT come
- Sally M.4/22/2011 7:03 PM
#1 - Growing as much of my own food as possible on my shady city lot and rental garden.ReplyDelete
#2- Purchasing organic foods as much as possible, especially organic milk to make yogurt and bulk grains and seeds from the co-op.
#3 - I know this is not really organic, but I buy most of my clothes in the Thrift stores, which reduces the amount of cotton that is needed, most of which is heavily saturated with pesticides. I must say that this does not feel like a hardship to me, as the quality of clothing at the Thrift shops is so obscenely good and I save so much money by doing this, that I can't really claim any credit for this.
Thank you for the site, especially for the bran muffin recipes and variations.
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