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“Seeds At City” Wins Awards For Its Urban Agriculture

Creating abundance from scarcity, San Diego City College responded to Southern California’s severe water shortage by replacing its lawns with a thriving organic garden that yields fresh produce for its student farmers, their guiding faculty … Read More

Tomato: The Legendary Love Apple

Boosts Your Lycopene, Antioxidants, Vitamins & Attractiveness By Dina Eliash Robinson Artists As Gardeners Our famous friends, musicians and travel journalists Joanne (Giovanna) and Tony DiBona, are keeping us supplied with some of the most … Read More

Urban Organic Farming

FreeRangeClub.com has brought out the importance of the ongoing urban organic farming movement in articles and videos. Colleges, High Schools and, even the Boys and Girls Clubs of America have planted organic gardens and instituted … Read More

Organics At Boys & Girls Club Of San Dieguito

In San Diego County’s Solana Beach—at the Boys & Girls Club branch named after its visionary mentor, Barbara Harper—–children are learning to grow, cook and eat foods made with organic veggies, herbs and fruits. Reaching … Read More

Beets Banned From Michelle Obama’s Organic Garden

By Catharine L. Kaufman—a.k.a. The Kitchen Shrink and Dina Eliash Robinson, Editor-in-Chief Dear President Obama: As two of the growing number of people interested in good nutrition and a healthy environment, we are delighted by … Read More

As an investigative journalist and confirmed skeptic, I made it a rule to ‘read between the lines’ when I do my in-depth research for articles we post on this website, as well as to fact-check them with all available sources that could corroborate and verify information before I share it with anyone—in print, classroom or public presentations.

Because such research and preparation are time-consuming and require arduous work and concentration, I learned to appreciate information sources that—after some scrutiny and periodic re-checks—prove to be reliable.

One such source is the online Organic Consumers Association— — and its Organic Bytes newsletter, which covers news about sustainable agricultural practices; the uses of pesticides, GMOs and other toxins by factory farms; water and climate crises around the world; foods that prevent illnesses and promote healing; and other related issues.

While this is the first link posted here to trustworthy sources that can help expand our followers’ knowledge about food safety and health-protective nutrition, we expect it won’t be the last. And just like access to and all information posted on FreeRangeClub.com, access to this and future links is completely FREE.

Dina Eliash Robinson, Researcher & Editor in Chief www.FreeRangeClubl.com