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Organic gardens partners with regional Wal-Marts for compost
CHILLICOTHE -- Marvin's Organic Gardens has partnered with Future Organics, Inc. to receive food and plant waste for composting from 160 Wal-Mart stores between the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, including the one in Chillicothe.
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Study: Certified Organic Strawberries Have More Nutrition Than Non-Organic
Organically managed soils are more genetically diverse and healthier as well
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Newtown Elementary celebrates its first organic harvest (VIDEO)
So, how far can you spit a watermelon seed? If your name is Andrew Wildgust, the answer is more than 11 feet.
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Millersville teen hard at work on 'green chemistry' project
He was hooked. After a seventh-grade science project on acid rain and metals whetted his appetite for higher-level research, Jonathan Rajaseelan discovered he and scientific experimentation had quite good chemistry. For the rising senior at Lancaster Country Day School, his interest has paid off &...
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MIND & SPIRIT: Small steps towards healthy eating
DO you eat to live or live to eat? Do you only eat when you are hungry or do you eat for other reasons?
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Higher yields are farming’s answer
By Dennis Avery CHURCHVILLE , Va.—Is the Green Movement finally ready to face the global need to triple crop yields over the next 40 years—and drop its dedication to land-selfish organic farming? Maybe yes, and none too soon. The planet’s wild biodiversity is at stake. read more
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The RawVolution-ary Road
The extent of my raw food vocabulary runs from apples, bananas to carrot sticks, and I never experienced eating an entirely raw food meal until I went to RawVolution--Cheloy's Living Food Cuisine. This unassuming restaurant mainly caters to the health conscious ones, as it only serves raw food and vegetarian dishes.
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Health focus may give ancient crop new life
Emmer wheat dates back to prehistoric times.
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'Living walls' can benefit area by helping clean the air
Indoor plants would provide beauty as a green feature being considered for an expanded Greenbelt Cultural Center, but they also would literally be put to work cleaning the air.
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Chambersburg teacher loses 100 pounds - his way
CHAMBERSBURG -- Local teacher Woody Payne tried for years to lose weight -- dieting, losing, gaining, dieting again -- then at his highest weight ever, threw out the fads and got serious about the business of weight loss.
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