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Larry would like your vote and your help in getting votes. Green Party of Saskatchewan at SaskGreen. Friday, November 4, 2011. Last night I participated in a candidate debate. Nevertheless, the magnitude o.
A farm crisis, a food crisis, and the bizaare journey of a beef-eating hindu. CBC airs Mad Cow Sacred Cow Tuesday June 23. Ramayya realizes that the cow is not only his favourite meal but also the God of his Hindu ancestors and the livelihood of his Canadian in-laws, who are small farmers.
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Money-saving ideas that help the environment too. What do you do with dog waste? Heating your home with horse manure! Another paper log maker. It may be later than you think. No-cost ways to reduce your energy bills. A frugavore makes the most of what they have, supports best practices in farming, wastes nothing, and grows their own food when they can.