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commented on The GMO sugar beet.
From this map of sugar beets harvested by county in the US, it looks like the entire Willamette Valley is affected (nearly 100% of the sugar beet crop consists of GE plants0. You can check with your county extension department and ask to see its Isolation Pinning Map for more exact information.
- Just uploaded the first blog post in over a year (blushing here), but it's a good one: Green Garbanzo and Tomato Curry!
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One door closes, another opens
Multnomah Village Farmers' Market, one of 40 in the Portland (OR) metro area, had its last day yesterday, but another one opens in St. Johns tomorrow. I’m going!
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MIX to publish 10x/year
The Oregonian’s food magazine, MIX, is going to increase publication from 6x/year to 10x/year: http://bit.ly/iXywQ
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Cabbage Fit for a King -
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I've said it before...
Having one of Dave’s fabulous negronis. Husbands/boyfriends, take note: It doesn’t get better than this!
Kim Jun 13 2009, 11:32 AM
Is it too early for a cocktail?KAB Jun 13 2009, 12:00 PM
As Christian Ettinger of Hopworks told me (and I’m sure it’s not original),”It’s always noon someplace!” -
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Great Mexican in PDX
Had great Mexican last night at Fonda Rosa...ceviche rocked, crab enchilada was to die for!
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Posting Mania!
Just posted about farro, pea shoots, quinoa and sorrel, plus a menu for an all-market dinner. Whew!
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Great Grain
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