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29th November, 2014
nutrition Organic regulation

Soil Association Trustees Resign over Homeopathy Attacks

The Soil Association is the marketing organisation behind so-called Organic Farming.  It's stated aims are…

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Andy L
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15th February, 2013
Organic Rudolf Steiner Uncategorized

Biodynamic Farming: “A rather magnificent cow-dung ice cream cone”

More ill-considered tosh from our national broadcaster. This time it’s biodynamic farming. Sitting out on…

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Simon Baker
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20th July, 2012
Organic Rudolf Steiner

Is Biodynamic Farming Vegan?

Biodynamic farming is seen as the 'more organic than organic' method of sustainable farming. It…

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Andy L
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29th May, 2012
College of Medicine Quack Culture Totnes

An Evening With the TQ9ers

As you enter the Devon town of Totnes you will greeted with the ‘Welcome to…

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Andy L
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3rd October, 2006
Organic Uncategorized

Organic Milk Is/Is Not Healthier

Those of you paying attention will have seen the quackometer spot these two stories from…

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Andy L
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25th August, 2006
Organic Rudolf Steiner

Quack Word #12: ‘Organic’

I believe that organic food is a con, is not necessarily more healthy for you,…

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Andy L
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