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Category Archives: Organic Foods & Farming
Iowa's Relationship with Mexico
Iowa's Relationship with Mexico by Paul Deaton“That Iowa agribusiness is supported by federal subsidies, reliant on cheap energy, and dependent upon producing large quantities of row crops of corn and soybeans with very few farm workers is a characteristic of … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Farming, Foreign Affairs, Immigration, Jobs, Labor, Main Page, Organic Foods & Farming, Sustainability, Trade
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Iowa Food Activist Attends Urban Gardening Conference
[by Sherry Staub — Editor’s note: Sherry Staub, an Iowa food activist, attended the Growing Power Urban Ag Conference over the weekend in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Here is her report.] What is “Growing Power”? It’s the energy that drives a movement, … Continue reading
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Help Francis Thicke Win: Enter Happy Cow Video Contest
Iowans Can Help Francis Thicke Beat Bill Northey [BFIA Editor's Note: Bill Northey had to resort to a smear campaign to beat Denise O'Brien 51-49% in 2006. In a statement released today, Francis Thicke says the massive recall of Iowa-produced … Continue reading
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Beyond Farmers Markets: Building a Local Food System in Davenport, Iowa
Beyond Farmers Markets: Building a Local Food System in Davenport, Iowa by Alta Price, M.D.The Quad-City Times ran a great opinion piece last Sunday written by Dan Carmody. Mr. Carmody lived and worked in Iowa, eventually moved into economic development … Continue reading
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Taking on Corporate Power in our Food Supply: An Iowa Town Hall Meeting
Come to An Iowa Town Hall Meeting on Food Town Hall Meeting Thursday, March 11, 7:00pm Ankeny, Iowa Did you know that just a handful of multinational corporations control our food supply? This lack of competition in agricultural markets impacts … Continue reading
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Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Candidate Francis Thicke Exclusive BFIA Interview – Part III
[by Jay Mattsson] Today in Part III of BFIA’s exclusive interview, Francis Thicke discusses his ideas for a sensible, sustainable, and profitable agriculture future for the state of Iowa. Click here to read Part I Click here to read Part … Continue reading
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Searching for Iowa’s Agricultural History
[by Cathy Lafrenz] I am a farmer. Plain … simple…. a farmer. I grow food.And I am bothered by the fact that we as Iowans, know more about our I-phones and our cars than we do about the food we … Continue reading
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Deja Vu All Over Again! Cereal, Sugar, and Iowa Kids
[by Cathy Lafrenz] Does this really surprise you? Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, I was a young mother. I (like lots of Baby Boomers) was a rebellious mother and did such subversive things as nursed my daughter and made … Continue reading
2009 QC Earth Charter Summit – Local Foods
2009 QC Earth Charter SummitBuilding a Local Foods Movement By Caroline Vernon You’re invited to attend! The 2009 Quad Cities Earth Charter Summit“Building a Local Foods Movement”Saturday, September 26, 2009, 9am-3pmAugustana College – Wallenberg HallLocal Food is the theme of … Continue reading
Posted in Calls to Action, Children, Democracy for America, DFQC, Education, Energy, Environment, Environment Iowa, Farming, Health Care & Medicare, Iowa Environmental Council, Iowa Fair Trade, Iowa Farmers Union, Iowa Globalwarming, Jobs, Local Control, Local Events, Main Page, Organic Foods & Farming, Progressive Action for the Common Good, Progressive Community, Sustainability
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Mindfully Green in 2009 and Beyond
Happy New Year progressive family! I wanted to share with you all the details of the upcoming Inaugural Ball here in the Quad Cities at the Davenport River Center on January 20th… but that will have to be the subject … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Greed, Education, Environment, Environment Iowa, Farming, ICAN, ICCI, Iowa Blogosphere, Iowa Environmental Council, Iowa Farmers Union, Iowa Globalwarming, Iowa Policy Project, Jobs, Local Control, Main Page, Organic Foods & Farming, Progressive Action for the Common Good, Progressive Advocacy of Central Iowa, Progressive Coaltion of Central Iowa, Progressive Community, Recycling, Sustainability
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