While a traditional gardener may apply synthetic herbicides to control weeds, an organic gardener, just like an organic farmer, will use hand weeding and cover crops with mulches to control weeds. Weeds and bugs show up because the mineral “balance” is not in most soils. Bugs are mother natures cleaning crew…eating what is not fit […]
In study after study, scientists warn of the foolhardiness of unleashing into the environment tons of glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup pesticide. Yet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has just raised the allowable limits for glyphosate residue in human food and animal feed. Glyphosate has been linked to everything from Parkinson’s Disease and […]
I see this question asked quite a bit these days. Ten years ago I was at a conference on Grass Finishing. The producer of the conference started out by saying, “Right now we are picking the low hanging fruit on the grass finished beef tree. Five years from now, there are going to be ten […]
“Hello Steve! I just wanted to write and tell you that the 1/4 beef we got from you is the best beef I have ever had. It is so much more tender and flavorful than last year’s beef! Have you done anything different this year? It has been incredible and I am sad that we are running out so […]
By Donna Gates Are sugar cravings simply a matter of willpower? As it turns out, your daily sugar fix may have more to with biochemistry than desire. Anyone whose inner ecology is out of balance will crave: Sugar Breads Dairy Fruit 1. Introduce The Right Strains Of Beneficial Bacteria Since good bacteria compete with Candida […]
Dr. Joan Vernikos, former director of NASA’s Life Sciences Division and author of Sitting Kills, Moving Heals, presents a scientific explanation for why sitting has such a dramatic impact on your health, and what you can do about it. She was one of the primary doctors assigned to keep the astronauts from deteriorating in space, and what she […]