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          made no difference in vaccine risk is confounded  lars) and has to go almost five hundred feet deep. Even then, production
          by that fact.                             is not always consistent so that is just one part of the plan. They also have
              The story is the same in other large indus-  a fairly large-scale rainwater collection system that can store thousands
          tries. The GMO issue is examined and regulation  of gallons of water, and they have a pond. The pond varies widely in size
          in the U.S. is compared to the rest of the world.  depending on rainfall. She briefly mentions that catfish can be the easiest
          Many larger countries like Russia, China and  food source to raise if you have the room.
          India at least require labels. Dozens of countries     In that area it takes about twenty acres to support two Dexter cows,
          ban them completely. The industry in the U.S.  so that leaves ten acres for everything else. Bio-intensive gardening takes
          spends millions of dollars to buy votes against  up part of the remaining acreage. According to the experts, four thousand
          GMO labeling.                             square feet are needed for one vegetarian. Twelve-hundred square feet are
              My thumb is down for big, corrupt industry  for food and the rest is for things like compost material. Rabbits occupy
          and UP for this video. Millions of dollars won’t  a small amount of additional space and provide meat and fertilizer. The
          change my thumb but if you want to give me  joke about how fast rabbits breed is no joke. Every step of the process is
          millions of dollars anyway, we may be able to  fast. A detailed demonstration is given for harvesting a rabbit for food. If
          work something out.                       you are squeamish, I don’t recommend you watch it.
                                                        This farm is on top of a hill so wind and sun can be rather fierce.
                                                    Wind and sun management is done as much as possible with trees and
          Grow Your Own Groceries                   bushes. Moringa and other drought-resistant, edible trees are useful here.
          Marjory Wildcraft                         Insects also need to be controlled. Most insects are beneficial for gardens,
          Rooster Crows Productions                 and those that aren’t are attracted to unhealthy plants. So don’t have those.
                                                    There are also chickens, which like to eat all the bugs they can get. You
              Set on thirty acres of land in central Texas,  can also eat many bugs yourself. The key word there is you can, not me.
          this is not Old MacDonald’s farm and there are     In addition to chickens, there are some geese, which provide down
          no oink oinks here or there. Summer can be very  and eggs. The chickens on this farm roost outside in the trees and dogs
          hot and rain very scarce. They do have winter  are required for security, which they do with no guns, X-ray machines
          when temperatures can get as cold as four de-  or patrol cars. A rooster will also be very attentive in taking care of his
          grees Fahrenheit. The soil is sand on top of red  harem as best he can, but we are warned that some of them will crow all
          clay. In this climate you will need to make sure  night long. They have a name for roosters like that: dinner.
          you have a reliable source of water, and Marjory     There is a lot of information packed into this 2-DVD set and it comes
          goes into some detail about her approach. A well  with an additional CD of source and reference material. I give it a thumbs
          in that area is expensive (thirteen thousand dol-  UP.





                                               STUDY OF HEALTHY OUTCOMES

               Johanna M. Keefe, MSN, AHN-BC, MA, RN, GAPS-certified, is passionate about spreading the good news of mothers
           as they experience the healthy outcomes for themselves and their children following the principles of the nutrient-dense
           diets of Weston A. Price. She is currently a doctoral student in transformational studies at the California Institute for In-
           tegral Studies, and is conducting a PhD study collecting the narratives of mothers who are finding whole health through
           traditional diets.
               If you are one of them, and would like to share your story, please contact her by phone at (978) 290-0266. Her vision
           is to publish a book for our next generation of mothers, which is an extension of the Wise Traditions “Healthy Baby Gal-
           lery.” She currently lives and teaches holistic studies to students of nursing, and other disciplines at a small college on the
           North Shore of Boston, Massachusetts, and can be reached by email at jmkeefe@endicott.edu.
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