Lebanon was gripped by violence Thursday as supporters of the Western-backed government and opposition Hezbollah clashed in the streets, following the government’s decision to shut down Hezbollah’s private phone network. The fighting sparked fears of a new civil war.
Endangered: People who know how to grow their own ( HEALTHY) food and food for others in their communities, FARMERS, real, small diversified farmers that grow a variety of healthy food that can actually feed their neighbors, not commodity crops. THe old fashioned breeds of animals are again being used, not enough of them, and the old fashioned ways of feeding ourselves need to be encouraged, taught, and supported, and are, but there aren't enough skilled farmers to go around! Annie Farrell Millstone Farm 180 Millstone Rd Wilton CT 06897 203 834 2605 mobile 914 329 2054 veglady@mac.com 
May. 13 2008 07:10 AM
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People who know how to grow their own ( HEALTHY) food and food for others in their communities, FARMERS, real, small diversified farmers that grow a variety of healthy food that can actually feed their neighbors, not commodity crops.
THe old fashioned breeds of animals are again being used, not enough of them, and the old fashioned ways of feeding ourselves need to be encouraged, taught, and supported, and are, but there aren't enough skilled farmers to go around!
Annie Farrell
Millstone Farm
180 Millstone Rd
Wilton CT 06897
203 834 2605
mobile 914 329 2054
veglady@mac.com

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