>See:
>http://eatwild.com/index.html
>Eat Wild
>The Clearinghouse for Information about Pasture-Based Farming
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> >> What would you say is humane about kosher rules and in what ways are
> >> the rules not adequate for someone looking to establish a rule that
> >> they'd like to buy meat that has been treated reasonably well. As
> >> long as I'm at it, if you have any insight as to how kosher meat is
> >> f
>> What would you say is humane about kosher rules and in what ways are
>> the rules not adequate for someone looking to establish a rule that
>> they'd like to buy meat that has been treated reasonably well. As
>> long as I'm at it, if you have any insight as to how kosher meat is
>> fed and how
>
>
> PS:
>
> What would you say is humane about kosher rules and in what ways are
> the rules not adequate for someone looking to establish a rule that
> they'd like to buy meat that has been treated reasonably well. As
> long as I'm at it, if you have any insight as to how kosher meat is
>
Thx. I wasn't able to find the link either, which is what I'd need,
but an advanced search on google does start to yield a wide variety of
links on related matters.
http://dmoz.org/Shopping/Food/Meat/Natural_and_Organic/
http://www2.alaskaair.com/destinations/restaurants.asp?city=HLN
>> Now of course, here we are three thousand years later and if nutrition
>> and health are the issues and not satisfying a book or an older view
>> of God, then one could do better than the laws of Kosher, but it is
>> interesting to note for a second that it's perhaps the case that mixed
>> in w
>
>I learn to butcher my own, because that way I know I get my meat that I
>raised, not mixed with other producers harmone and antibiotic laden
>garbage. I use steam to clean my place so I don't release a bunch of
>nasty chemicals when I do butcher. It is much easier to do than you think.
>Ki
see inserted comments, please.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Now of course, here we are three thousand years later and if nutrition
> and health are the issues and not satisfying a book or an older view
> of God, then one could do better than the laws of Kosher, but it is
> interesting to note f
i here ya. ma
>From: Kim & Garth Travis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
>To: biofuel@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [biofuel] Organic Farming and Ethanol Energy Ratios
>Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2002 08:36:00 -0500
>
>
>
>Keith Addiso
ganic Farming and Ethanol Energy Ratios
>Try and buy real food at the store that is not already processed? I now
>shop at a health food store, because I can't find real food in the
>markets. Things like bran to make muffins.
>
I'm thankful to live in a civilization making
>Try and buy real food at the store that is not already processed? I now
>shop at a health food store, because I can't find real food in the
>markets. Things like bran to make muffins.
>
I'm thankful to live in a civilization making its growing pain efforts
to become modern, and that to some e
Hello Kim
>Keith Addison wrote:
>
>
> > Yes, all good points - packaging drives me nuts, waste waste waste.
> > Then go and put an "organically grown" label on it, having
> > substituted some fertilising practices for others, and changed
> > nothing else?
>
>Actually the problem with organic cert
Keith Addison wrote:
> Yes, all good points - packaging drives me nuts, waste waste waste.
> Then go and put an "organically grown" label on it, having
> substituted some fertilising practices for others, and changed
> nothing else?
Actually the problem with organic certification is the insp
Hello MM
> >I'd call that integrated farming, "organics" doesn't mean much these
> >days. I just ate an "organic" banana from Mexico, bought in Osaka
> >Japan. In other words it complied with the organics standards of both
> >Mexico and Japan, but no way is it organic, not with thousands of
> >fo
>I'd call that integrated farming, "organics" doesn't mean much these
>days. I just ate an "organic" banana from Mexico, bought in Osaka
>Japan. In other words it complied with the organics standards of both
>Mexico and Japan, but no way is it organic, not with thousands of
>food miles behind
Hi MM
> >I don't know if he reads the list, but this article is dated 22
> >August 2001. It's here:
> >http://www.ncga.com/public_policy/issues/2001/ethanol/08_22_01a.htm
>
>I have read this before, but hadn't revisited it in awhile. I think
>you will enjoy tying some of this in with an article
>I don't know if he reads the list, but this article is dated 22
>August 2001. It's here:
>http://www.ncga.com/public_policy/issues/2001/ethanol/08_22_01a.htm
I have read this before, but hadn't revisited it in awhile. I think
you will enjoy tying some of this in with an article that came up th
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