Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[paul@oneseedling.com]

The problem is that countries like Algeria, because of their population vrs 
tillable, productive land, are forced to import a large portion of their 
foodstuffs. 
In most cases this imported food is expensive compared to local grown and 
those with lower incomes cannot afford to eat. 
Because some religious and politically motivated groups have chosen to give 
out food instead of helping solve the problem by teaching area appropriate 
growing techniques, these problems will continue. 
Rising fuel costs will only make the problem worse. 
Paul the Skeptic

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On Jan 10, 2011, at 9:13 PM, "Allan.Balliett" <allan.balliett@gmail.com> 
wrote:

> As diesel creeps up to $3.50 a gallon for no real reason, I wonder if we'll 
> ever see trucker actions like we did back in the olden days? _Allan in WV 
> who still doesn't understand why he bought a diesel pickup
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