This is how is can and should be done

Abookamongstthemany
Abookamongstthemany Posts: 8,209
edited July 2006 in A Moving Train
http://www.happycowcreamery.com/About.htm
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  • A Surprise Left
    A Surprise Left Posts: 743
    sounds good....if you can get it naturally and the cows can roam around then that is fantastic.
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  • El_Kabong
    El_Kabong Posts: 4,141
    A Surprise Left wrote:
    sounds good....if you can get it naturally and the cows can roam around then that is fantastic.

    and a gallon of it is pretty cheap compared to other organic brands
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  • PJfanFORlife
    PJfanFORlife Posts: 138
    this IS the best way for it to be done. i myself stick to organics, not just for my health but for the health of the environment. And when i garden I practice organics. Thanks for the thread abook!!!!
    Guess I'll trn on music instead...

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  • Will1659
    Will1659 Posts: 51
    Good stuff that guy's doing, I definitely agree. But it's worth pointing out that the "organic material" he uses on his fields contains chemicals just the same way as industrial fertilizer does. Maybe different ones, but chemicals nonetheless. Saying "I don't use chemicals" makes you look kind of ignorant. Everything uses them. Anyway just a pet-peeve of mine.
  • sonicreducer
    sonicreducer Posts: 713
    im glad the cows are happy. what would happen to the milk if you let them eat cannabis?
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  • PJfanFORlife
    PJfanFORlife Posts: 138
    sonicreducer wrote:
    im glad the cows are happy. what would happen to the milk if you let them eat cannabis?
    they'd be super happy
    Guess I'll trn on music instead...

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    http://organicconsumers.com/
  • rarghrargh-brownstar
    rarghrargh-brownstar Posts: 1,272
    ((ABATM))

    *sigh*


    thanks lovely sis.

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  • decides2dream
    decides2dream Posts: 14,977
    that's excellent. it would be the ideal to reach on a large scale....but it would require a lot more planning/forethought. it's wondeful the product does not have to be trucked, but obviously, in large metropolitan areas.....trucking it in is a necessary evil. also, i wish such farming could grow and develop once more on a grand scale...so costs can come down for the average/low income consumer.....sadly, some simply cannot afford to buy the best/organic foods. definitely nice to see it working...a little at time.
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  • flywallyfly
    flywallyfly Posts: 1,453
    That was a great article. Win/win situation.

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