Washington Post: The FDA is poised to approve the sale of milk and meat from cloned animals for public consumption. From the article: “Farmers and companies …say cloning will bring consumers a level of consistency and quality impossible to attain with conventional breeding, making perfectly marbled beef and reliably lean and tasty pork the norm […]
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Locality and beer
One of the things that the Butter Bitch and I enjoy doing on vacation is to explore local beer scene. This is a common pastime for visitors to Europe, which has a thriving beer culture, but is even more exciting in the United States. Prior to Prohibition (1920-33), the United States had a […]
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