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Goji berries have been used in Asian herbal medicine for over 5,000 years. This bag contains 100% pure goji berries that are certified organic, vegan and kosher. The goji berry is one of the most nutrient-rich foods on earth. It is a vegetarian form of protein, packed with essential amino acids, rich in vitamin A and a good source of vitamin C. Goji berries possess over 20 trace minerals and vitamins including zinc, iron, phosphorus, Riboflavin (B2), vitamin E as well as carotenoids, including beta-carotene. Navitas Naturals¿ mission is to provide premium organic power foods that increase energy and enhance health. Our products are of the highest quality, sourced directly from farmers, cultivated sustainably and in accordance with fair trade practices. Product of China - Packed in USA

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• Certified Organic, Kosher, Vegan, Sun-Dried and Raw.
• Vitamin C, Beta Carotene, Trace Minerals, Protein, Amino Acids.
• Nutrient and Antioxidant rich superfruit. Packed with minerals and vitamins.
• Tasty on their own, blended with smoothies, mixed with cereals, granola, yogurt and salads.
• Navitas Naturals products come directly from the farmers who cultivate them and are free of heavy metals, chemicals and pesticides.

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Natural Diatomaceous Earth Helpful Hints For Going Green & Staying Healthy101 amazing green ways to use a miraculous natural mineral (food grade) powder from Mother Nature made of fossilized which has many uses. Diatomaceous Earth (DE)is used as a safer alternative insecticide for homes, gardens, pets, crops, animal and bird farms, stables, barns, kennels, grain and seed storage, food handling establishments, vetinary clinics, school playgrounds and public parks. DE is also used as an safer anti-parasitic, animal feed additive, plant nutrient, soil amender, deodorizer like baking soda, and a non-abrasive gentle soft scrub cleaner. You can even clean your precious silver with it, prevent tarnishing, remove light scratches from vehicles, and deodorize smelly shoes and vacuum cleaner bags.Discover over 101 solutions, ideas, recipes and tips to eliminate most bug problems in the home, garden, and even for very large areas of land or buildings by using the suggested methods and applicator tools. Learn why it is better to be safer now than sorry later-toxic chemical pesticides are linked to multiple health problems like infertility, stillbirths, child developmental delays, Parkinson disease, cancer and dozens of diseases. DID YOU KNOW? According to Dr Samuel Epstein, professor emeritus of environmental medicine at the University of Illinois School of Public Health, who is also chairman of the Cancer Prevention Coalition:* Cancer strikes nearly one in every two men, and one in every three women today.* Childhood cancers increased 40-50 percent in the last decade.* Dogs have a five times greater risk of getting canine lymphoma if they wear collars containing carcinogenic insecticide chemicals. These facts are hard to ignore, but easily remedied by using Diatomaceous Earth instead of toxic chemicals. Our own homes and gardens are the first places of defense against disease. Health starts in our homes, but so can disease. Home is the only place where we can at least have some degree of control over the solutions we use to remedy our problems. The tips in this book make it easy to use and easy to make the change to green solutions.

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A somewhat shocking vintage film, Garden Wise was a promotional film made by the Monsanto Corporation (still in operation) to advertise their latest fertilizer: Krillium. This pesticide is actually worse than it sounds: it's chiefly made from polyacrylamide, which is horribly toxic to humans and no longer allowed! In stark contrast, the film is narrated by a beautiful woman with a lovely voice as she serenely discusses her hopes and dreams of achieving the perfect garden. This documentation of nasty pesticides and 1950's optimism makes Garden Wise a striking classic movie.

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• Title: Garden Wise
• Year: 1940
• Run Time: 24:55
• Audio/Visual: Sound, Color

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Water based formula. Kills on contact. May be used around food, humans, and pets. All ingredients generally recognized as safe by the FDA. EPA registered. Fresh citrus scent. Can be used indoors or outdoors. Broad range contact insecticide and broad range residual repellent. Works on ants, fire ants, roaches, fleas, silverfish, aphids, spider mites, leaf hoppers, scale insects, and other insect pests. Ready to use. No. 103: Quart No. 101: GallonE

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• Made from d-Limonene (orange peel extract)
• Indoor/outdoor insecticide
• Works on insect pests
• EPA-registered
• This item is not for sale in Catalina Island

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We use goldenrod and aster nectar and our cold packing process to produce our creamy, crystalline texture and rich, full-bodied flavor. This fall the Aster plant bloomed in abundance, and the bees foraged enthusiastically. Aster causes the honey to crystallize firm and smooth. If you would like to soften your honey, place the jar in warm water or leave in a warm room - this will not cause any loss of enzymes or other healthful properties in the honey!

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• No Pesticides
• Totally unheated and unstrained
• Contains propolis, honeycomb and live enzymes
• Straight from the hive to the jar

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Since 1942, Organic Gardening has been delivering well-researched, practical and timely information and useful products and services. As the essential resource for any gardener, it provides current and authoritative information, with a focus on making the process of gardening fun and easy.

Who Reads Organic Gardening Magazine? Organic Gardening readers are women and men who enjoy growing and eating the freshest food, want a yard that is beautiful year-round yet safe for people, pets and wildlife, and take deep satisfaction from working in harmony with nature. They rely on Organic Gardening for well-researched, in-depth reporting on the best plants to grow in their conditions, the most effective pest and weed control strategies, tips and techniques for keeping plants healthy, plus ideas for sustainable living indoors and out. What You Can Expect in Each Issue: Food: We evaluate new and heirloom varieties of tomatoes and all your favorite vegetables in our nationwide network of test gardens. And we bring you the latest research on how to grow them to the peak of flavor. Each issue also includes hints on serving them simply to show off their homegrown goodness. Landscaping: A well-maintained property enhances your home’s value and gives you a comfortable space where you can relax with family and friends. We show you how to create a yard that is filled with color and interest in all four seasons, with details on the flowers, shrubs and trees that demand little care and deliver big impact. And we offer expert suggestions for giving your yard that “designed by a pro” look. Pest and Weed Control: Toxic pesticides and weedkillers not only harm wildlife and poison our fresh water supply, they threaten the health of people and pets. Organic Gardening readers get solutions that are proven to work, but safe for all living things. Soil: The secret to success in gardening is right below your feet. Organic Gardening is the only magazine that gives its readers information they can use to build the most fertile, well-balanced and healthy soil possible. Plus, find out how easy and rewarding composting can be. Feature Articles: Test Garden Report: Each season, we grow the newest varieties in 12 locations around the country and name those that deserve space in your vegetable beds this year. We also try out tools and other gear, and highlight the products worth your money. Complete Beginner’s Guide: Everything you need to know to succeed in your first season. From how to set up your first bed to what to plant to where to shop, we take you by the hand and help you make the smartest choices. Even old hands will learn a new trick or two. Kitchen Garden Plan: Transform an ordinary vegetable bed into a practical yet attractive potager. Includes recommendations on the best crops to grow and how to plant them to help you enjoy fresh, homegrown food every day, all season long. The Time-Strapped Gardener: Hundreds of tested tips on how to get more food, beauty and pleasure from your garden, in just minutes a day. Tomatoes for Every Space: No matter how big or small your plot, we give you the varieties and strategies for growing your biggest and best harvest of tomatoes ever. Best Tasting Harvest: Get the most flavor from everything you grow with small but significant changes that make all the difference between “ah” and “blah.” Organic Roses: Yes, you can enjoy these most beautiful and fragrant of flowers without relying on noxious chemicals to protect them. An expert shares his most dependable varieties and his hints for keeping them healthy in even the worst conditions. Plant Now, Eat in Fall: Keep enjoying homegrown food even as the weather changes with this plan for summer planting and autumn harvesting. Drought Busters: Meet the tough flowers that thrive when the heat is on and the soil is parched. Four-Season Sensations: Trees and shrubs that are attractive and low-maintenance year-round and that attract colorful birds to your yard. Past Issues:

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Food-Grade Diatomaceous Earth by Perma-GuardTM is Mother Nature's product and is safe for the environment, pets, and people. It is commonly called Fossil Shell Flour and is used to organically control insects, as an internal wormer, and for parasite removal in both humans and animals.

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• Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth

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Economic assessment of sustainable agricultural practices has continued to mature and to add to our understanding of how we might design policies to ensure an adequate and diverse food supply. This volume presents some of the recent developments and applications in this field and is much more nearly self-contained than typical edited volumes. It provides a comprehensive treatment of topics, including a historical perspective leading to current developments in methods and policy. The introductory chapter presents an early history of research by entomologists and economists, tracing the concept of integrated pest management, the nascent organic food industry, and reviewing pesticide policy options debated over the last several decades. The remainder of the volume is divided into four sections focusing on the economic aspects of production, and related policy issues. These four sections encompass the range of advances in theoretical and applied economic analyses concerned with pesticides and sustainable food markets. Chapters present different methodological, ideological, and geographical perspectives from some of the environmental and agricultural economics concerned with pesticides and sustainable production. This volume includes unique contributions that incorporate international experiences and viewpoints concerning both methods and policy. This volume includes material valuable for students in agricultural economics and environmental science, and is essential reading for economists who conduct research in sustainable agriculture. It is also excellent reference for policy analysts.

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Food journalist and former professional chef Cindy Burke writes in the introduction to this book: "Organic food can be so expensive and difficult to find that I always wondered if I was spending my money wisely. I decided to become informed, really informed, about the options — organic, conventional, local, sustainable — so that I could choose the healthiest, safest food available." To Buy or Not to Buy Organic is the result of Burke's investigations. It tells you how to choose the healthiest, safest, most earth-friendly food, as you make your way through the supermarket, your local farmer's market, or your natural foods store. Highlights include: Making sense of the choices presented by organic, local, sustainable, minimally treated, grass-fed and cage-free foods Reducing your exposure to pesticides Save money by knowing the foods you want to eat only if they're organic and the foods that are pesticide-free even when they are nonorganic Protecting your child's health from pesticides An at-a-glance shopper's guide to more than 100 foods

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• ISBN13: 9781569242681
• Condition: New
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