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The introduction of genetically engineered (GE) crops has corresponded with increasing monopolization of seed by biotechnology companies and higher seed costs. This has led to tragedies in some countries, while pushing out conventional, non-GE seeds and reducing farmer seed choices.
The introduction of genetically engineered (GE) crops has corresponded with increasing monopolization of seed by biotechnology companies and higher seed costs. This has led to tragedies in some countries, while pushing out conventional, non-GE seeds and reducing farmer seed choices.
Gluten-free sales are increasing steadily each year at PCC, with more shoppers than ever avoiding wheat and/or gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye.
Gluten-free sales are increasing steadily each year at PCC, with more shoppers than ever avoiding wheat and/or gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley and rye.
When Seattle native Chris Brown, a U.S. Marine combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, returned from multiple tours of service, it was vegetable gardening that healed some of the tender wounds he brought home with him.
When Seattle native Chris Brown, a U.S. Marine combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, returned from multiple tours of service, it was vegetable gardening that healed some of the tender wounds he brought home with him.
Local, organic farms are brimming this month with tomatoes, eggplant and peppers, which pair beautifully in ratatouille. Here we offer four takes: Japanese, Indian, Spanish, and yes, classic French. You’ll love them all.
Local, organic farms are brimming this month with tomatoes, eggplant and peppers, which pair beautifully in ratatouille. Here we offer four takes: Japanese, Indian, Spanish, and yes, classic French. You’ll love them all.
Washington-grown organic, fresh herbs are still in season! Try them in recipes from this issue of the Sound Consumer, or other dishes with early fall produce.
Washington-grown organic, fresh herbs are still in season! Try them in recipes from this issue of the Sound Consumer, or other dishes with early fall produce.
Donating to I-522 · Biodynamic wines · Sustainable shrimp · Canola oil · GE corn · Healthier baked goods? · Low-fat deli foods?
Donating to I-522 · Biodynamic wines · Sustainable shrimp · Canola oil · GE corn · Healthier baked goods? · Low-fat deli foods?
Bumblebee species returns · Monsanto drops GE plans in Europe · Breakfast for healthy heart? · FDA proposes arsenic limit · More antibiotic resistance · Suing over Washington water quality · Millions of bees die · Salmon return to Yakima River Basin · Syngenta bribes · Report: Pacific full of trash · Pepsi drops “natural” claim
Bumblebee species returns · Monsanto drops GE plans in Europe · Breakfast for healthy heart? · FDA proposes arsenic limit · More antibiotic resistance · Suing over Washington water quality · Millions of bees die · Salmon return to Yakima River Basin · Syngenta bribes · Report: Pacific full of trash · Pepsi drops “natural” claim
Northwest blueberry supply outstrips demand, and Wash. apple farmers may have a hard time finding export markets for millions of boxes of apples. Also: the farm worker shortage continues on Wash. farms, and strong demand from overseas has bumped the value of Northwest pink shrimp.
Northwest blueberry supply outstrips demand, and Wash. apple farmers may have a hard time finding export markets for millions of boxes of apples. Also: the farm worker shortage continues on Wash. farms, and strong demand from overseas has bumped the value of Northwest pink shrimp.
Board meeting report · Message from the nominating committee
Board meeting report · Message from the nominating committee
