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February 2010 Organic Center Newsletter

Thursday, Feb 04, 2010

Key Discovery Strengthens Linkage Between Pesticide Use and Colony Collapse Disorder

Scientists around the world have been trying to identify the risk factors driving honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD). There is near-universal agreement that the problem remains severe; many factors can trigger CCD, and of these, several appear to depend on a weakened...

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Drunken Lamb Shanks (titled by David Fish of Fox Farm Vineyards) chef Jody Kropt
 
6 lamb shanks (I prefer using the wonderful, grass-fed, local lamb)
2 cups of good quality pinot noir
4 heads of roasted garlic - cut off top of garlic head, drizzle with olive oil and roast at 300 degrees until brown
2 cups of good quality chicken stock
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Jeffrey Morris, United Stated, is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana but has called Seattle, Washington home for the last 18 years.  He has received the majority of his experience as Chef cooking aboard luxury mega-yachts while traveling the world.  This extraordinary experience enabled him to study the cuisines of many different cultures and provide him with a solid foundation...

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