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- @amhsir Excellent! 11 hours ago
- RT @anacostiaws: What a wet day! And our last tree planting of the year with volunteers. Kudos to the volunteers that braved the weather to… 19 hours ago
- Have you tried MOM’s in-house roasted coffee? Which is your favorite bean? 21 hours ago
- Freshly roasted beans are best after resting for 6 days so check the “roasted on” date and wait out a few days if n… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 21 hours ago
- RT @ediblecultura: #LimestoneSprings #Fishing Preserve butterflied #trout w/butter, scallions & #simple seasonings turned out ridiculously… 21 hours ago
- @aaron_fool @Jennika_Baines Ha, that’s a good alternative too. 23 hours ago
- @desk_in_corner They definitely have more sweetness than tartness, but never dull. 23 hours ago
- RT @Jennika_Baines: At a former colleague's suggestion I have an e-mail folder just called "Happy" where I file e-mails in which someone sa… 1 day ago
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Why is Walmart so expensive?
In my eternal scan of the Internet for MOM’s data and feedback, I came across this blogger’s post: Why is MOM’s Organic Market so expensive? I hear this question in one form or another all the time. If you read reviews of … Continue reading →
Posted in environment, food, GMOs, MOM's Organic Market, organic foods
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Tagged agri-business, big corporations, cancer, carbon emissions, chesapeake bay, colony collapse disorder, conventional agriculture, conventional farming, corporate america, Farm bill, honeybees, monarch butterflies, obesity, organic food, organic foods, pesticides, poultry fair share act, subsidies
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