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Forest Fed Pork–The Natural Alternative to Factory Pork Farming

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: June 30, 2009

This week’s Natural Cures Blog Carnival is highlighting “Buy Local Foods” as a wellness strategy. Since the recent outbreak of swine flu likely started at a CAFO (Confined Animal Feeding Operation), it makes sense to look for safer sources of pork for the family table. Hartkeisonline.com presents a guest blogger, an innovative pork farmer in [...]

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Join the Eat More Veggies Blog Carnival!

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: June 9, 2009

Today is our Natural Cures blog carnival on adding more fresh vegetables to your diet. So, I know you don’t like peas, but that is no excuse not to add them to a soup or stew. Since I made a commitment years ago to avoid canned and frozen vegetables (although I have weakened at times) I have come to appreciate the value and variety we can get with our diet out of the produce aisle at the grocery…

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