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August 23, 2010
West Michigan Businesses, Governments Incorporate Good Food
Leaders campaign to ‘go local,’ ‘go green,” and protect farmland
One reason people are buying more local food is to put more money back into local pockets. Some even say that local spending is like healthy eating, which keeps your body strong. ...more
 
     
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December 7, 1999
Michigan Tax Tribunal Recognizes Hog Factory Stench
Rural residents of Mecosta County have argued for two years that massive hog operations, which moved to the Barryton area in 1997, are infringing on their ...more

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December 1, 1999
Case Study #1 State Opens Gate, Waterways to Livestock Factories
Harold Howard is a lifelong Isabella County resident and farmer. He's raised hogs, cattle, and grain, and currently dedicates his 1,500 acres near Remus to ...more

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December 1, 1999
Case Study #1 State Opens Gate, Waterways to Livestock Factories
No Pollution Proofing Required Even more daunting to rural residents than the prospect of yet more and larger "hog hotels," however, is the fact that ...more

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December 1, 1999
LIVESTOCK (continued from previous page)
Another dozen files exhibit the same pattern in the Michigan Department of Agriculture's Right to Farm complaint response program: Dismiss concrete evidence, ...more

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December 1, 1999
It's Not Just About Counting Private Profits
Not long ago, the total amount of livestock in the United States was largely spread out over small, independently-operated farms that dotted the countryside. ...more

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December 1, 1999
Case Study #1 State Opens Gate, Waterways to Livestock Factories
According to field reports DEQ biologists visited the site in March 1997, when 18 inches of water covered the ground and aquatic plants and animals thrived. ...more

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November 25, 1999
Legislature Takes Local Zoning Out of Agriculture
It was a long night in Lansing Wednesday, Dec. 8, for all sides involved in the debate over Senate Bill 205, legislation that prohibits communities from ...more

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May 1, 1999
Modern Agriculture 101: Corporate Power Grab
Why is it so difficult to find locally grown cherries in northern Michigan supermarkets, or a Key lime in Key West, Florida? Strangely, in a country founded on ...more

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May 1, 1999
Global Food Game: Squeeze Farmers, Corner Consumers, Pocket Dough
Control, not competition, is the ruling business principle today as cartels of related companies undercut independent producers in every market from genetic ...more

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February 11, 1999
Oversight of Livestock Industry Fails Farmers, Environment
BENZONIA — A three-month investigation of a state Agriculture Department program to prevent pollution from large livestock operations reveals a clear ...more

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