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Who--Organic fruits and vegetable   What--healthier more vitamins and nutrients

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Who--Organic fruits and vegetable   What--healthier more vitamins and nutrients

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“Organic fruits and vegetables contain higher levels of vitamin C”.

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"Cattle are now raised in densely packed cities"

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When Pollan describes the state in which the organic chickens are living in, they

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When Pollan describes the state in which the organic chickens are living in, they

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“Look more like a military barracks than a barn.”

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Who--The air quality          What--Unbearable fumes  

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Who--The air quality          What--Unbearable fumes  

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“The air was warm and smelled powerfully of ammonia from their droppings. The fumes caught in my throat.”

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"The problem is that in response to the antibiotics in the bacteria can mutate or change. They can develop new types of bacteria that drugs dont effect."

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Who-Polyface Farm | What - Pollan recommending Polyface Farm

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Who-Polyface Farm | What - Pollan recommending Polyface Farm

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"I'd come to Polyface Farm to find out if it was possible for a non-industrial food chain to survive in the twenty-first century."

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Who- Gmos and Corn       What-Created in Labs 

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Who- Gmos and Corn       What-Created in Labs 

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GMO corn is designed by agribusiness “It is created in a laboratory by adding genes to corn DNA”

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" The feedlots are also breeding grounds for new and deadly bacteria."

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"Its relatively easy to breed new types of corn to fit our human needs."

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Because the Industrial Organic farms don't use antibiotics in their feed, 

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Because the Industrial Organic farms don't use antibiotics in their feed, 

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“An infection can kill 20,000 birds overnight.”

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Who- Corn crops                What- Was made for larger crops product

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Who- Corn crops                What- Was made for larger crops product

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“Hybrid corn was bred to make larger crops”

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" Some of this bacteria are finding their way into our food."

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Organic fields prevent lots of pesticides, 

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Organic fields prevent lots of pesticides, 

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"The Goodmans estimate that this has eliminated some 270,000 pounds of pesticides and 8 million pounds of petrochemical fertilizer that would otherwise have been applied to those fields. "

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Polyface Farm is a diversified, grass-based, direct marketing farm.

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" But in CAFO  they are forced to eat corn corn- at a considerable cost to their health.... and ultimately to the health of us, their eaters"

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"Almost 80 percent of the fuel burned is used to process food and move it around."

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"this has eliminated some 270000 pounds of pesticides in 8 million pounds of petrochemical fertilizer that would have otherwise been applied to those fields"

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"What keeps a feedlot animal healthy--or healthy enough--are antibiotics."

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Who-Incredible egg mobile|the chickens well beings.

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Who-Incredible egg mobile|the chickens well beings.

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"That gives the larvae a chance to fatten, the way the hens like them"

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When Pollan realizes the price of Organic food, he states,

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When Pollan realizes the price of Organic food, he states,

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“That comes up to $34 to feed a family of 3 at home.”

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“The feedlots are also breeding grounds for new and deadly bacteria.”

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"the idea of packing lettuce and plastic boxes and shipping it 5 days and three thousand miles away doesn't feel organic to me"

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"The secret to hybrid corn is that it can be planted very close together."

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"As they dig, they turn the compost over and air it out. This kills any harmful bacteria and after a few weeks the rich, cakey compost is ready to be spread on the fields"

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“Chickens that were processed were eaten within a few dozen of miles from the farm”

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"They wanted to fertilize their "organic fields" by putting sewage sludge into them."

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While organic fields are earth friendly while growing after the food is harvested they go to a refrigerated plant, 

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While organic fields are earth friendly while growing after the food is harvested they go to a refrigerated plant, 

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“Think of the electricity bill to refrigerate a 200,000 square foot plant”

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Is it more expensive than food I’d find at the supermarket

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Is it more expensive than food I’d find at the supermarket

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“I tell them it’s actually the cheapest”

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" corn fed beef contains more saturated fat than the meat of grass fed animals"

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"Organic farming rules do not allow pesticide weed killers."

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" corn fed beef also has less of the kind of fats that are healthy for us,"

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"The egg mobile is home to 400 laying hens. On each side there are nesting boxes.

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" Yet feeding corn to cattle goes against the natural order"

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What's the difference,why is it more expensive

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What's the difference,why is it more expensive

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“When people know about their food they start thinking about the quality too”

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“In the industrial food chain, the typical item of food travels 1,500 miles before it is eaten"

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“After a few weeks’ rest, the pasture will be in better, not worse shape”