Raw milk for sale on a central Massachusetts farm. In our debates about the economic impact of raw dairies, we’ve had to speculate, use our personal experiences. There’s been a lot of that going on over the last few days, along with intense debate over safety and Big Ag’s products versus those of smaller farms. Conveniently, a new study has just come out from the Northeast Organic Farming Association examining in some detail the economic impact of raw dairies in Massachusetts. What it says
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Certified Organic Skin Care Products: Can You Find Them Online?
Posted in June 23rd, 2009
A lot of people enjoy the ease and convenience of shopping online, and if you do too and you are interested in getting some USDA certified organic products, then you are going to want to learn about where you can go for certified organic skin care products. It is certainly nice to know that there [...]
5 Checks Before You Get a Search Engine Marketing Report.
Posted in June 23rd, 2009
Has somebody taken the time to tell you that selecting the right search engine marketing book is the most important step to succeed online and to improve search engine ranking?It is an obvious fact that most of the people who are willing to buy something online usually use Google to find their potential providers. In addition, it has been reported that Google owns around 60% of the organic traffic.In case you do not know what organic traffic is, it is the natural results that appear on Google if
Electronic Fine Art Displays
Posted in June 23rd, 2009
This is a guest post by Olivier Laude . I have been staring at hi-res scans of my 8×10 work on my Apple 30? inch LCD display for a number of years now and wondering why the same displays have not yet been made to accommodate large display sizes. Thin museum quality LCDs, LEDs or better yet, OLED displays to display our work in larger sizes, 40 x50, 60×50 and bigger…. Anyone who has had the pleasure of watching a well mastered Blu-ray disc on a good quality 1080P HD screen will come off the
Natural Fruit In a Pouch – Review & Giveaway
Posted in June 23rd, 2009
Natural Fruit In a Pouch by Peter Rabbit Organics is a healthy, on the go snack. Rowan thinks they are a great treat, and I don’t mind giving them to him as they have no added water, it’s pure fruit. Peter Rabbit Organics was founded by Mark and Elizabeth Buxton. They simply wanted to be able to find organic foods for children that had no added fillers, but were pure and organic. Pros: It’s important to me what goes into my little guy’s tummies. I like giving them a product that I know
