Food education debate isn’t ne…
By Raj on 04/17/2012 in Via Twitter with No CommentsFood education debate isn’t new: Joan Dye Gussow (1979) asks Can the Food Industry Afford A Healthy America? http://t.co/1aRyw4S4 h/t DBS
Food education debate isn’t new: Joan Dye Gussow (1979) asks Can the Food Industry Afford A Healthy America? http://t.co/1aRyw4S4 h/t DBS
Not down with McDonald’s clown? Here’s a note on its cut-throat goat: http://t.co/fBmv9Emu @Appetite4Profit
Do we need more advice about eating well? @marionnestle @jane_black Will Allen YAEL LEHMANN and me http://t.co/GM1YTYA0
RT @foodfirstorg: The Folly of Big Ag (and the chemical companies)… http://t.co/ukVWKQNU
MT @michaelpollan: $125,000 4 student food co-ops? Help @theCoFED out. They need 212 monthly donors by Mon. http://t.co/2HWte4oZ
The Worst Farm Bill ever? http://t.co/qtGvBGV3 Excellent analysis by @tomphilpott
RT @danwibg: #Malawi Swears In First Woman President–And She’s a Feminist! http://t.co/SYVHzBHA via @msmagazine
RT @PLAASuwc: The Global Water Grab: A Primer http://t.co/E4gqPHIV #landgrabs #water
Canadians! Mayo Schmidt, President and Chief Executive Officer of Viterra – one of the world’s leading agribusinesses and Canada’s largest grain handler – thanks you!
In his company’s latest report (available in their investor briefcase), he even puts a number on his gratitude for your impending wheat board privatisation. Keep Reading »