How Frozen Peas Started A Movement
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Applying a bag of frozen peas directly to her breast shortly after undergoing a needle biopsy that day in December made perfect sense to Susan Reynolds.
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By Beth Velliquette, The Herald-Sun, Durham, N.C.  Jun.
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Scientists create the first edible cottonseed through genetic engineering. By neutralizing the toxic chemical gossypol present in cottonseed, the high-protein seed could help feed millions. In Bodyhack.
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By Rhoda Amon, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 4--Never mind the groundhogs.   It's still winter, and it's cold inside for families and the elderly who have no heat.
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SAN PEDRO MASAHUAT, El Salvador -- Marta Sonia Ayala hunched over a metal table in a room that resembles a large restaurant kitchen, scooping heaps of a light brown powder into plastic bags. Later, she placed the bags of frijolito -- beans ground into flour -- in a heat-sealing machine, placed colored labels on them and shipped them to 22 stores throughout the country where they would sell for $1.35 a pound.
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For decades, political activism in Mexico often meant showing up at rallies, voting for the ruling party and picking up a bag of fertilizer, a basket of food or even cash.
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The first test-tube baby created from an egg matured in the laboratory and then frozen has been born in Canada, in a breakthrough offering hope to women with cancer and others unsuited to normal IVF treatment.
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The new "local foods" movement is questioning whether that pesticide-free apple is better than one grown in your own backyard. John Cloud investigates the new food fight
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The latest food-contamination case raises the stakes for growers and public officials.
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By Pinkerfield, Hayley  Seabrook's Crisps, the Northern snack brand, has launched its first 'through-the-line' campaign, featuring interactive media at its core. The main campaign push features a new site, MySpace presence and TV ads on other social networking sites.
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By Debbie Gebolys, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Jun. 17--In the rolling landscape north of Scioto Downs, a colony of agricultural researchers and greenhouse entrepreneurs toils a short walk from their ecologically sensitive homes.
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Comment is free: Jonathan Freedland: Our progressive past can offer a new idea of what the state is for, and how it can help neighbourhood organisations to thrive.
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NEW YORK  - Several cases of food poisoning that occurred in Pennsylvania earlier this year represent the first time infection with the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis (cyclosporiasis) has been associated with snow peas, according to the
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Greg Avery was a small-time activist on the fringes of the animal rights movement here when one day in 1999 he trailed a truck full of cats from a breeding farm to its destination: the gates of Huntingdon Life Sciences, Britain's largest animal research laboratory.
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By Pam Kowalik, The Buffalo News, N.Y.  Feb.
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By Tatroe, Marcia  Planting  Flowers Scatter seeds of hardy annuals and biennials just before a snowstorm is forecast. Among those that prefer cool weather for germination are bachelor's button, California poppy, catchfly (Silene armeriaj.
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By The Sun, Lowell, Mass.  Feb. 14--By Nancye Tuttle   ntuttle@lowellsun.com   LOWELL -- Nothing warms up winter like a rib-sticking bowl of sturdy clam chowder or a soul-satisfying cup of steamy split pea.   Soup soothes the body and lifts the spirits.