The government refuses to force food manufacturers to list GMOs on their ingredient lists. But if you’re trying to avoid genetically modified food, at least you have the option of growing your own or buying from a local grower whose methods you can observe…or do you?
Writer Bonnie Kristian talks about how the same thinking that motivates governments to outlaw services like Lyft and Uber is resulting in people being prosecuted for growing food.
Why farm in the city? Because it’s this city. Columbus, Ohio: The New Foodie Mecca
Hey, folks, I’m going to give the beets and kale another week before bringing them to market. I’m hoping they’ll get a […]
Columbia Gas wants to bulldoze a 25-ft swath through our farm…on an easement the title company never told us about. This isn’t […]
There’s a great article in Columbus Underground about a homesteading family in Clintonville (where else?) doing what more people ought to be […]
2 thoughts on “The Criminalization of Choice”
i was wanting to buy non gmo chicken. whole or parts??? cost???
We haven’t had chicken for a few years, but now’s your chance to help change that.