http://downtoearthblog.com/foodproduction/gmo-and-organics-in-the-washington-post/archives/68 Fact from Fiction in Food Production Tue, 06 Jan 2009 23:00:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 http://downtoearthblog.com/foodproduction/gmo-and-organics-in-the-washington-post/archives/68#comment-719 Sara Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:18:57 +0000 http://downtoearthblog.com/foodproduction/gmo-and-organics-in-the-washington-post/archives/68#comment-719 Thanks for a very interesting link! I saw that there is even a treatise by Darwin in the ag section. My husband was with the Tasmanian Fishing Industry Council when I met him, and specializing in estuarine ecosystem management. We both have enjoyed "Back from the Brink" by Peter Andrews about reclaiming Australian agricultural land. The book is very hard to find in the US; I think we've imported 6 or more copies to lend and give from our various visits back to OZ. Thanks for a very interesting link! I saw that there is even a treatise by Darwin in the ag section. My husband was with the Tasmanian Fishing Industry Council when I met him, and specializing in estuarine ecosystem management. We both have enjoyed “Back from the Brink” by Peter Andrews about reclaiming Australian agricultural land. The book is very hard to find in the US; I think we’ve imported 6 or more copies to lend and give from our various visits back to OZ.

]]> http://downtoearthblog.com/foodproduction/gmo-and-organics-in-the-washington-post/archives/68#comment-717 Renate Mon, 28 Apr 2008 00:32:18 +0000 http://downtoearthblog.com/foodproduction/gmo-and-organics-in-the-washington-post/archives/68#comment-717 You may enjoy perusing http://soilandhealth.org/ which is an Aussie website that offers free downloads of out-of-print books on agriculture, health, and social justice. Some of the gems include Masanobu Fukoka's "One Straw Revolution" and Andre Voisin's "Soil, Grass, and Cancer" You may enjoy perusing http://soilandhealth.org/ which is an Aussie website that offers free downloads of out-of-print books on agriculture, health, and social justice. Some of the gems include Masanobu Fukoka’s “One Straw Revolution” and Andre Voisin’s “Soil, Grass, and Cancer”

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