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  • Restaurants push for more green
  • Even when shrimping's not great, business reaps net rewards
  • Susquehanna shad down 90 percent
  • Fast food giant offers guilt-free coffee
  • For about $500 a season, you can have your own farmer
  • Eating only what grows around you
    Once the purview of foodies and hippies, 'locavorism' is going mainstream
  • Many plant vegetables as food costs rise
  • Are high corn prices good for local farmers?
  • Farmer's Market wants to go greener
    Customers are asked to bring canvas bags and not leave plastic coffee cups behind.
  • Growing your own food
  • Study finds hormone may make dairy farming greener
  • Solution, or Mess? A Milk Jug for a Green Earth
  • 'Buy local' effort could set a record
    State Farmers Market may see its highest attendance as crops lure crowds
  • Do You Know Where Your Mushrooms Come From?
  • Here, fishy, fishy...
  • Good shrimping season predicted for area waters
  • Fuel costs keep fishermen at bay
    They've risen the price of some catches but not enough to offset rising gas costs.
  • Don't toss those old oyster shells
  • Carbon Hoofprint: Cows Supplemented With RbST Reduce Agriculture's Environmental Impact
  • Raising veggies as an issue
  • Wal-Mart branches out into locally grown produce
  • Hog farms source of debate in North Carolina
  • EPA strengthens controls on 5 common pesticides
  • Increasingly popular caviar raises health concerns
  • Grocers' Rules Follow Wave Of Sustainably Farmed Fish
  • Researchers say farm-raised tilapia not healthy choice
  • Gourmet coffee eats into Panama forest
  • Soy foods 'reduce sperm numbers'
    A regular diet of even modest amounts of food containing soy may halve sperm concentrations, suggest scientists.
  • Farm gives ‘green' shrimp a go
    The S.C. experiment is fueled by hope of an alternative to imports, with an organic label.
  • Locals study why blue crab numbers are declining
  • Shrimp gets a big party
    Sneads Ferry festival set for this weekend
  • Save on organics: Get more for your money
    An exclusive excerpt from Consumer Reports’ ShopSmart
  • More dairy products drop artificial growth hormones
  • Pizza Hut to offer organic twist, recycled packaging
  • Clucking limited on owning chickens
  • Rooting for locavores
    Heritage-breed pig fattens in a pasture at a farm in Snow Camp
  • Strange Harvest: Man hopes to strike it rich with abalone farm
  • Big packing house processes pigs by the thousands
  • Oil prices impact seafood distribution
  • Tracing tainted produce isn't easy
  • Dolphin-friendly label ‘misleads consumers’
  • Gone to market
    Pig No. 9251 becomes prime pork in home and restaurant kitchens
  • Carolina shrimpers in uncertain waters
    The numbers dwindle, but those who still love this way of life head out before first light.
  • FDA Draft Report: No Risk From BPA In Food Containers
  • Prince 'must prove anti-GM claim'
    The environment minister has challenged Prince Charles to prove his claim that GM crops could cause a global environmental disaster.
  • 3 pesticides singled out in report as threat to salmon
  • Farm owner hopes idea of going organic spreads
  • Pesticide data may tell why bees die
    Bayer product at heart of lawsuit

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