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1. Time to grow

The recent salmonella alert regarding tomatoes should be enough to get people talking about how they can grow more food where they live. There are a number of possibilities; what do you think the next step needs to be?
Posted Jun 11, 2008 in Local Food group by  Bob Ewing , 16 comments

2. Biodiesel Benefits Food Supply

Just got the following email from national Biodiesel Board Recently it has become apparent to most in the biodiesel industry that the media thinks biofuels (which includes biodiesel) is negatively affecting food availability. The...
Posted May 1, 2008 in Global Food Shortages And You group by  Bob Ewing

3. A Choice I Must Make

While the New Brunswick provincial election is about 2 years away providing no significant changes in the composition of the Legislature take place before then. I find myself, for the first time, contemplating doing something that I have never done....
Posted Apr 10, 2008 in Canadian Politics group by  Bob Ewing , 2 comments

4. Local Food GTA

Find out about local food in the GTA
Posted Apr 4, 2008 in Local Food group by  Bob Ewing

5. Humans Affect the Environment

Humans affect the ecosystems they inhabit. This effect can be either harm or help the ecosystem and that is where choice comes in. Humans can behave in a way the mimics Nature, of which they are a part, or they can deny that relationship and...
Posted Apr 3, 2008 in Environmental Issues group by  Bob Ewing , 10 comments

6. 100 Mile

When I was in Saint John Nb I, with others and a few local merchants, set up a 100 mile diet group. The idea is basically to eat foods that come from within a 100 mile radius of where you live. This is difficult to do 3 meals per day so we set...
Posted Apr 2, 2008 in Local Food group by  Bob Ewing , 2 comments

7. Community Gardens

The freshest food is food that you grow yourself; however, many people lack the space to grow much more than a few kitchen herbs on a sunny windowsill. If you want to garden and grow and maintain your own food, flowers or herbs but do not...
Posted Apr 2, 2008 in Local Food group by  Bob Ewing , 22 comments
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Bob Ewing
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Reporting from: Campbellton NB, Canada
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Registered: Mar 9, 2007
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