Applied Mythology

What if much that you think you know about agriculture, farming and food isn't actually true? What if there are "myths" that have been intentionally and mostly unintentionally spread about these issues? What if the truth about these issues matters for the future of humanity? That is what this blog is about. I also recorded several podcasts at POPAgriculture https://www.popagriculture.com/

Monday, January 31, 2011

Rethinking Public Dollars To Promote Organic Adoption

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This post originally appeared on "Red Green and Blue" on 1/31/11.  For a list of all my posts, click here There was a news sto...

A Detailed Look at US Organic Farming

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(This post was originally published on Sustainablog on 1/31/2011.  For links to all my other posts on various site click here ) In 2008...
Wednesday, January 19, 2011

New Technology Will Enhance Biofuel Potential

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(This post first appeared on Red Green and Blue .  For links to my other posts click here ) Today  Chromatin, Inc. announced  that it ha...
Saturday, January 15, 2011

Interesting And Disturbing Population Trends

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This version of this post originally appeared on Red Green and Blue on 1/25/10.  I have re-posted it in response to a recent GRIST posting...
Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Concern and Encouragement In The News About Climate Change and Food

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(This post originally appeared on Sustainablog on 1/11/11 .  For a list of my previous posts on various sites click here ) Last week, the ...
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Thursday, January 6, 2011

Two Examples of Safety Progress: Automobile Travel and Agricultural Pest Control

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For A List of Links to All My Posts Click Here I remember the first time I wore a seatbelt.  It was 1964 and I was nine.  My dad had them...
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

What Are Your Favorite Toxins?

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(originally posted on Sustainablog , 1/4/11) Click here for a list of links to my other post on various sites From what I read on various ...
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Born in Denver Colorado. B.S. Stanford, M.S. and Ph.D. UC Davis. Worked for Colorado State University, DuPont, Mycogen and an independent consultant since 1996
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