More than 80% of U.S. households purchase organic food or beverages on a regular basis, which is great, but that still only accounts for roughly 5% of total U.S. food and beverage sales.
A peer-reviewed study found that an organic diet rapidly and dramatically reduced exposure to pesticides in just six days.
A few years ago a group created a fun and engaging parody of Monsanto’s glyphosate from the music of the Beatles, “Yesterday.”
A gentle reminder popped up on my phone yesterday that still resonates so deeply. This work is so love-fueled.
Eleven years ago today, I flew into New York City. Absolutely no one knew who I was except for a handful of people who had reached out after reading my story in the paper. That story was meant to assassinate the messenger.
A groundbreaking peer-reviewed study found that switching to an organic diet significantly reduced the levels of pesticides found in all participants—after less than one week.
Sometimes a film comes along that will change the world. But for that to happen, the storytellers have to be true. Welcome to the story of The Biggest Little Farm.
Sometimes, there is short brief video that says exactly what needs to be said. Hollywood actor Woody Harrelson has a message for the world.
Is it any wonder that our farmers are in crisis, that few from younger generations want to take over the farm?
Because of GMOs, when we breathe, drink, eat, or stand in the rain, we are being subjected to antibiotics that are killing the healthy bacteria that we need to thrive.
