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Please enjoy this final Food News Feed here at The Green Fork and remember to come back Monday to check out our new blog, Ecocentric, where (spoiler alert!) in addition to daily features, we will be feeding you news briefs about food, water and energy throughout the day, instead of just once a week.   Thanks [...]

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If things have seemed a bit quiet on The Green Fork lately, it’s because the team here has been working toward the arrival of our most ambitious and far-reaching online news project yet.  We hope you will join us this Monday, June 21st, when we launch our new blog, Ecocentric, where we will cover food, [...]

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The Eat Well Guide has partnered with the Presbyterian Hunger Program and their agrarian road trip to help them find good food along the way to the US Social Forum! They will begin their journey in Louisville, Kentucky and arrive in Detroit, well-fed, having made lots of sustainable stops along the way. Check out the Eat Well Guide map tracking their events and offering up suggestions of farmers markets, farmers, CSAs, restaurants and more to find sustainable food in every city! Read on for more from the Presbyterian Hunger Program about their trip…

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Mmm…Chicken  Among the mind-bogglingly creepy things that find their way into the feed of industrial livestock is arsenic.  The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy and the Center for Food Safety are among a broad coalition of food and farm groups calling on the FDA to ban arsenic-containing additives from chicken feed.  You can join [...]

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With the help of neighborhood volunteers who signed on when they saw her beginning to remove the rubble, Masha first carted off tons of debris. Once the land was cleared, she rescued six chickens about to be slaughtered and two cats about to be put down at the neighboring shelter. The chickens are there to eat the weeds and produce excellent compost. The cats are there for fun. The cats and chickens get along just fine.)

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