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28. Democrats Divided Over Farm Policy Changes
House Democrats, with their base in urban areas and coastal regions, were not beholden to programs weighted toward large commercial farmers in the grain and cotton belts. But, as the House Agriculture Committee prepares to take up a new five-year farm bill on Tuesday, Space, one of nine freshmen Democrats on the panel, is opposing major changes in the traditional price and income support programs that in 2006 paid farmers $19 billion. Market Watch Online email. But, as the House...
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29. Sound gardening:
So the criteria for gardens worth visiting depends heavily on their hardscape and views backed up by an interesting collection of annuals, tropicals and foliage plants. The magnificent formal gardens include Oriental and Italian gardens, greenhouses and lavish statuary. Raised alpine beds, extensive collections of uncommon tender plants, English-style flower gardens, a woodland garden with the giant Brazilian gunnera as its centerpiece, a stupendous rock garden, bamboo groves and more...
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30. Farmer out of his gourd? Maybe not
Just over a month ago, this man scattered some pumpkin seeds along the fence line, and my husband and I had a good laugh at his efforts. Farmer Ed has been watering his yard regularly since April, and the sprinkler, set by time and not by moisture content, comes on at 7:30 a. Our yard and that of a home on the next street share a fence, and our view is much like that of the other family, but in reverse. Did he really expect to see pumpkins where even grass refuses to grow? Even in a...
Source7/26/2007

31. Refugees find hope in Mountain View garden
For Bee Vang, the neat bundles of cilantro and stacks of red radishes under her tent at the Wednesday farmers' market mean more than just some cash at the end of the season. Vang, 37, is part of a small commercial garden program, run by Catholic Social Services Refugee Assistance and Immigration Services, that teaches refugees--many of them Hmong -- who bring gardening skills from their home countries to grow and sell vegetables in Alaska. Vang, 37, is part of a small commercial garden...
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32. Canning: Old-fashioned solution to modern problems
With smaller gardens, or more people not gardening at all but going to farmers markets, people are also preserving in smaller batches. He selects vegetable varieties with different maturity dates so that he can harvest progressively through the growing season. Canning and storing the bounty of your garden is a time honored tradition that is finding enthusiasts in modern society. And as much as putting up fruits and vegetables is about preserving the past along with produce, there is...
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33. Friendly place: Garden brings neighbors together
The 32 raised-bed squares bursting with flowers, herbs and vegetables belong to the community of new townhouses in the Highland Bungalows development. Brosovich initially was going to build a driveway between two townhouses on the 800 block of Avenue E, then decided to use the space for a community garden. The community garden seems to be the ideal compromise for residents who'd rather not be tied to yard work and those who enjoyed serious gardening. The seeds sown are growing more than...
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34. Importers slip on palm oil duty mix-up
The mess has put the industry and importers into great inconvenience and financial losses. The market, which fell sharply on Tuesday, rose again on Wednesday after it was confirmed the duty on crude palm oil was finally 45% and not 40% The industry believes the country has become a laughing stock in the world market because of the error. According to our information, Malaysia sold 35,000 tonnes c&f to India on Tuesday on the back of the difference while there was hardly any action in soya....
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35. Organic agriculture industry growing in Wisconsin
Wisconsin also is in the top five states for organic corn, soybeans, oats, barley, rye and hay production, and in the top 10 for organically grown vegetables and flowers. Organic Valley is a farmer-owned co-op producer of organic milk, cheese, butter, eggs, juice, soy beverages, produce, and meats and has a membership of more than 900 family farms. He noted that Wisconsin's organic industry includes farms, processors and other businesses. Wisconsin ranks first nationally in organic dairy...
SourceMSN Money

36. Keep summer cooking cool
Think fruits and vegetables Fruits and vegetables often can be served raw or cooked quickly. Broccoli and other green vegetables often cook in three to four minutes. When the weather gets hot, heat from stoves, ovens and other appliances can make the kitchen even hotter. Add colorful vegetables and a small amount of your favorite dressing. Sometimes summer storms cause power outages, so we look for foods that do not need to be cooked. We need to be sure we eat healthy and drink plenty of...
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