Many of us have been well educated because of your efforts, and especially the broad reach of your podcast. On behalf of the quiet but active eaters near me, much gratitude! Complex questions need willing thinkers to sort through these issues, so I'm also very grateful for your depth of treatment for addressing each other with thoughtful respect. Especially now.
As always, wonderful inspiration and thanks you. I certainly hope that, post mid-November, you can connect with Bobbie "Make America Healthy Again" and push for radical 'organic' change, and get assistance in formulating a country wide campaign to build a 'radical organic eater' movement. Now or never I fear.....
Yes I agree. There is a group called the Genetic Literacy Project and I subscribed to their emails. They are truly fighting against us and deny the poisons of applications being used now are not harmful. It is so disturbing. We must have Organic as it used to be before the things the AG uses now were ever approved.
I'm in California! Definitely not enough real organic farmers here!! We need you, especially in the San Joaquin Valley, I have to drive by cafo's (didn't even know that term before watching your channel) and it breaks my heart to see the cows, bone skinny, eating ... who knows what from the trough. We need to turn California "Real" Organic! What can I do?
I’m not an optimist either. However, I think the benefit to pessimist is that we drive change. Sometimes people who are too optimistic think everything just going be fine if they sit back and wait for it to happen. That’s not usually the case. So, if you’re also a bit of a pessimist take heart!
I’m not an optimist either. However, I think the benefit to being a pessimist is that we drive change. Sometimes people who are too optimistic think everything just going to be fine if they sit back and wait for it to happen. That’s not usually the case. So if you’re also a bit of a pessimist take heart.
If you want more organic farms we need to abolish the rotation rule for farms under a certain size! It’s an abomination that hydroponic farms can spray roundup on the ground, cover it with containers and be certified organic while someone like me who uses 100% Jadam organic practices can’t get certified because I grow tomatoes in the same greenhouse year after year. There are many small farms in the same boat.
Many of us have been well educated because of your efforts, and especially the broad reach of your podcast. On behalf of the quiet but active eaters near me, much gratitude! Complex questions need willing thinkers to sort through these issues, so I'm also very grateful for your depth of treatment for addressing each other with thoughtful respect. Especially now.
As always, wonderful inspiration and thanks you.
I certainly hope that, post mid-November, you can connect with Bobbie "Make America Healthy Again" and push for radical 'organic' change, and get assistance in formulating a country wide campaign to build a 'radical organic eater' movement. Now or never I fear.....
Yes I agree. There is a group called the Genetic Literacy Project and I subscribed to their emails. They are truly fighting against us and deny the poisons of applications being used now are not harmful. It is so disturbing.
We must have Organic as it used to be before the things the AG uses now were ever approved.
That’s not a harsh story. Never look away. Silent is complicity!
I'm in California! Definitely not enough real organic farmers here!! We need you, especially in the San Joaquin Valley, I have to drive by cafo's (didn't even know that term before watching your channel) and it breaks my heart to see the cows, bone skinny, eating ... who knows what from the trough. We need to turn California "Real" Organic! What can I do?
I’m not an optimist either. However, I think the benefit to pessimist is that we drive change. Sometimes people who are too optimistic think everything just going be fine if they sit back and wait for it to happen. That’s not usually the case. So, if you’re also a bit of a pessimist take heart!
I’m not an optimist either. However, I think the benefit to being a pessimist is that we drive change. Sometimes people who are too optimistic think everything just going to be fine if they sit back and wait for it to happen. That’s not usually the case. So if you’re also a bit of a pessimist take heart.
If you want more organic farms we need to abolish the rotation rule for farms under a certain size! It’s an abomination that hydroponic farms can spray roundup on the ground, cover it with containers and be certified organic while someone like me who uses 100% Jadam organic practices can’t get certified because I grow tomatoes in the same greenhouse year after year. There are many small farms in the same boat.
I agree with you. It is absurd!!!